Yep, the file will contain the jpgs of the doll, the clothes and the wigs - the clothes and the wigs will have tabs on them. The files are sized to make a 10" doll printed out on 8 1/2 x 11 paper, if you try sizing up, they are going to blur.
If possible, I suggest printing the doll on bright white cardstock and gluing it to foam core, print the clothes on bright white cardstock (made for photocopiers) too.
If you decide to laminate the clothes and the doll, use cold sheets, lamination with heat often melts color copies.
The better the printer, the better the doll set will look, but I printed mine out on my cheap inkjet and they still look pretty good.
I purchased a Xryon machine to make laminated magnet doll sets with, the trick is making the doll 'metal' so the magnets stick well, but I sourced something over the internet. These versions are 12" - the same set that Gackt will get. ;D
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Date: 2008-07-04 11:40 pm (UTC)If possible, I suggest printing the doll on bright white cardstock and gluing it to foam core, print the clothes on bright white cardstock (made for photocopiers) too.
If you decide to laminate the clothes and the doll, use cold sheets, lamination with heat often melts color copies.
The better the printer, the better the doll set will look, but I printed mine out on my cheap inkjet and they still look pretty good.
I purchased a Xryon machine to make laminated magnet doll sets with, the trick is making the doll 'metal' so the magnets stick well, but I sourced something over the internet. These versions are 12" - the same set that Gackt will get. ;D