I’m very busy at the moment and don’t have time to custom scale this blueprint on request.īesides! If you read further down this blog post you’ll find the information on how to do that yourself! 🙂 Another important thing to note is that its made for A4 paper as opposed to American letter paper, please keep that in mind before contacting me. You can find me PDF version I used is scaled to best suit my heigh, I’m 5’7. If you would like the scaled PDF blueprint that I made/used for my cosplay then please contact me via direct message on either Instagram, Twitter or my Facebook page. I discussed with Beariore and they’re happy for me to give out the final blueprint that they altered from an Original Blueprint made by u/babomazer by adding line-work, scaling it and converting it to PDF. Thought of course this tutorial can be used for any blueprint!īiggest thank you to Cosplay Amino user Beariore for sending me their blue print they made for their Ana cosplay! Sellotape(clear) and painters tape (any thick tape will do) for taping the cut pieces together again.įor this tutorial I’ll be making Ana’s Biotic Rifle from Overwatch.
Craft knife or scissors for cutting out the printed design.A blueprint or reference image you want scaled.Printing paper (depending on how many times you need to run prints this may be more or less).So you can lay paper out in your printing formation before printing to check your scale or just referencing the programs display. It’s made extremely easy as the scale is just based on printing paper size. More recently cosplayers have found a use for the program by using it to print their blueprints for props.
Posterazor is a free program available for download (Click Here) that was originally made so that you could make posters at home by uploading and image to the program, choosing the size by spreading it over (x) pages and then printing it.
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