STEAMPUNK

BONESY Steampunk SkeletonPrintable articulated paper doll

A skull with a tiny brass hat and a coat covered in gears.

HEIGHT 17 cm / 7 in
FILES Letter + A4 + PNG
€5,90EUR · digital file
  • Bonesy_Parts_Letter.pdf8.5 × 11 in · US paper4.7 MB
  • Bonesy_Parts_A4.pdf210 × 297 mm · EU paper4.7 MB
  • Bonesy_Parts.pngTransparent background · print at any size3.7 MB
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THE CHARACTER

Seventeen centimetres
of paper that moves

Bonesy's skull is cream-colored, with a brass disk on the forehead and a small brass hat on top. A long pale coat hangs to the knees, crowded with gears, buttons, and a gold heart locket. Dark trousers and boots show below.

BONESY Steampunk Skeleton belongs to the STEAMPUNK cast - one style, one scale. They stand next to each other on a shelf as if they had always known each other.

BONESY Steampunk Skeleton Movable Paper Doll
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Mr. Martian, a printable articulated paper doll. A brass helmet and a long red coat with brass straps.

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5.0 out of 5, 4 reviews
€5,90 EUR
FROM FILE TO DOLL

Four steps, about
thirty minutes

  1. Print at 100%Any home printer. 160-200 gsm paper holds a joint best. Never use "fit to page" - it changes the height.
  2. Cut along the edge of each partNail scissors are enough. No knife, no cutting mat, no special table.
  3. Pierce the marked holesA needle, an awl, or the tip of a compass. Every hole is marked where the joint belongs.
  4. Join with a bradDo not overtighten - the joint needs to move. No brads at home? A thread with a loose knot works the same way.
FULL GUIDE, HACKS AND TOOLS
A printed sheet coming out of a home printerCutting a part out with small scissorsPiercing a joint hole with a needleJoining two parts with a brad
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WHAT BUYERS SAY

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5.0 out of 5, from 3 reviews of this doll