![]() #PAPERCRAFT DOWNLOADS DOWNLOAD#And don’t give up looking and asking around online from time to time, they were veru popular so there’s a good chance Sanrio fans saved the complete set and would be willing to share them! Or maybe you can even ask the Sanrio company through their website explaining your question?Īh I actual did model it in 3D in SketchUp first, but only to unfold it into 2D parts with Pepakura Designer to make it into a papercraft, and I only kept the 2D papercraft parts to share on my website here… Pretty much all I have for you now are the papercraft files you can download here: sorry… :o(īut what I did at the time was order an official scale model drawing of the Walrus submarine class from the ministry of Defence: I’m sorry I couldn’t help you, maybe you will find one or two that work and that you still don’t have so you can still get them. You can scroll down and still download some of them, but especially the ones you mention, I couldn’t find working download links for after the campaign ended unfortunately… I described in a blogpost how I managed to find download links for 11 of them (there where 22 in total, each week or so a new one replacing the earlier one) using the Wayback Machine: Unfortunately they were part of sort of a summer campaign, and when the campaign ended, the papercraft download links were gone too… The owner of the last, White Veneno is a business man from Bavaria.Hello! I think you mean the papercraft characters from the official Sanrio website from a few years ago, right: The second, the Green one, belongs to an American businessman from Miami, who has other rare cars such as the Pagani Huayra "La Monza Lisa" and a 50th Anniversary Aventador Roadster. The first, the Red, belongs to the owner of Lamborghini Long Island. The three colors of the Italian flag were chosen as colors: red, green and white. They are all painted dark grey and have accents on the wheels and the diffusers in a different color. ![]() Lamborghini kept one himself, so that only three were ever for sale. There are a total of four specimens of the car. The Veneno costs €3 million (US$ 3.17 million). Only four Venenos will be made, of which one will be included in the Lamborghini museum. The acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) is reached in 2.5 seconds and the maximum speed is 355 km/h (221 mph). As a result, the power-to-weight ratio is 1.93 kg/hp (4.25 lbs/hp). Thanks to the use of carbon fiber and lightweight components, the weight of the Aventador can be reduced by 125 kg (276 pounds) to 1,450 kg (3,197 pounds). Thus, the Veneno delivers 552 kW (751 hp). The Veneno is based on the Aventador, whose 6.5 L twelve-cylinder engine with a power increase of 37 kW (50 hp) is used. The name came from-according to the old Lamborghini tradition-a Spanish Fighting Bull, named Veneno who was killed in 1914 during a bullfight by the torero José Sánchez Rodríguez in the Arena of Sanlúcar de Barrameda. ![]() This Lamborghini celebrates the 50-years anniversary of Automobili Lamborghini. The Veneno was introduced as a coupe at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show on March 5th. The Lamborghini Veneno is a hypercar made by Italian manufacturer Lamborghini. ![]()
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