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Finished Model: [link]

A request from from a VERY long time ago. Sorry I couldn't get to it sooner.
If there's any other character from this anime / manga that anyone wants, I will make them if and when I have the time.

From what I know, Hiramaru is a manga author / artist (I think?) and created a series called "Otters 11" (Oceans 11?) which did not do too well. That's about all I know.

A whole bunch of parts were recolored from (DesuBunny's) various papercrafts.
Thanks a bunch!

Bakuman (c) Tsugumi Oba and Takeshi Obata.
This recolored model (c) me.
The parts from this recolored model (c) DesuBunny.

Notes:
- Not much notes here.
- To give him his otter thing (I don't know the name), cut a small slit on either arm and use a toothpick to apply some glue between the cut. Slip it in and let it dry.
- Like all these papercrafts, make sure that his clothes are on the right way. I thought I glued mine on the wrong way.
- I think that's it...

Like I said, not very much notes.

If you want to print the pattern out, you can copy and paste the downloaded image onto Microsoft Word (or a writing program) and make the image larger.

If you need help, you can leave a note for me or a comment on this page, or you can look at DesuBunny's tutorial: [link]

P.S. Sorry to DesuBunny and TheAmazingMorph 'cause I didn't ask them this time to use their papercraft bases this time. Sorry if I needed to ask again, but I figured that it would be OK since I asked the first time.

Description
Finished Model: [link]

A request from from a VERY long time ago. Sorry I couldn't get to it sooner.
If there's any other character from this anime / manga that anyone wants, I will make them if and when I have the time.

From what I know, Hiramaru is a manga author / artist (I think?) and created a series called "Otters 11" (Oceans 11?) which did not do too well. That's about all I know.

A whole bunch of parts were recolored from (DesuBunny's) various papercrafts.
Thanks a bunch!

Bakuman (c) Tsugumi Oba and Takeshi Obata.
This recolored model (c) me.
The parts from this recolored model (c) DesuBunny.

Notes:
- Not much notes here.
- To give him his otter thing (I don't know the name), cut a small slit on either arm and use a toothpick to apply some glue between the cut. Slip it in and let it dry.
- Like all these papercrafts, make sure that his clothes are on the right way. I thought I glued mine on the wrong way.
- I think that's it...

Like I said, not very much notes.

If you want to print the pattern out, you can copy and paste the downloaded image onto Microsoft Word (or a writing program) and make the image larger.

If you need help, you can leave a note for me or a comment on this page, or you can look at DesuBunny's tutorial: [link]

P.S. Sorry to DesuBunny and TheAmazingMorph 'cause I didn't ask them this time to use their papercraft bases this time. Sorry if I needed to ask again, but I figured that it would be OK since I asked the first time.