He Man was the first cartoon series that I was hooked to in my childhood, of course apart from the classics like Tom & Jerry, Popeye, Mickey Mouse, Ducktales, Scooby Doo, GI Joe, and many more. So, there were quite a few :) But He Man was something else. I would collect its action figures on all occasions. My parents must have gone bonkers with me asking for a new He Man toy every time I passed a test at school.
But, its been a long time since then and I haven't been following on these things for the past couple of decades. May be the last one and half of decade. I cannot point at a specific time, but I surely got over the He Man toy craze.
The other day I was searching for some printable craft ideas for spending time. And, there were a lot of options available on the Internet, all shared by some very good artists. I was amazed to see the site http://www.cubeecraft.com This site has the most ingenious method of creating paper toys, and that too without the use of glue.
I searched a bit more, and was directed to this site: http://minipapercraft.blogspot.com This site brought back some memories. The author of the site Gus Santome deserves some sort of prize or medal for his work. On his site, he has a variety of paper crafts, but all that pales in comparison to the happiness, the giddiness that I got when I saw his He Man paper doll collection.
The above linked pictures show just some of the amazing paper crafts available at the site.
Visit the site http://minipapercraft.blogspot.com for more amazing paper craft toys
But, its been a long time since then and I haven't been following on these things for the past couple of decades. May be the last one and half of decade. I cannot point at a specific time, but I surely got over the He Man toy craze.
The other day I was searching for some printable craft ideas for spending time. And, there were a lot of options available on the Internet, all shared by some very good artists. I was amazed to see the site http://www.cubeecraft.com This site has the most ingenious method of creating paper toys, and that too without the use of glue.
I searched a bit more, and was directed to this site: http://minipapercraft.blogspot.com This site brought back some memories. The author of the site Gus Santome deserves some sort of prize or medal for his work. On his site, he has a variety of paper crafts, but all that pales in comparison to the happiness, the giddiness that I got when I saw his He Man paper doll collection.
Visit the site http://minipapercraft.blogspot.com for more amazing paper craft toys
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