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Free Paper Craft Model of G-Shock 5600 and 6900

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Free paper craft material. Can be reproduced in the original size.
Please enjoy creating your G-SHOCK by yourself.

  • Spent too much on watches?
  • G-Shock fanboi?
  • WFH and a little bored?
  • Need to keep busy to fill a void in your heart?
  • Only need the time to be correct once a day?

This free paper craft model might be what you’re looking for!

Jokes aside, this might be a bit of fun for horology types or their kids.

Additionally, this is supposedly a 1:1 scale so could also be useful for those skinny wristers wanting a rough idea of if they can pull off a g-shock.

The 5600 and 6900 are available pre-coloured and the 6900 also comes in a “Coloring paper” version.

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closed Comments

  • +1

    just wondering what material people actually use for this kind of stuff?

    • +18

      you could try titanium

    • FWIW, I have just printed a set of (Netrunner Nisei System Gateway) cards from Officeworks and the silk 210 paper would be a fairly solid choice.

    • +1

      I have been doing papercrafting for years. I would recommend anything 160gsm - 180gsm. 220gsm would be too thick for such small folds.

  • +1

    Speechless..

  • +2

    not waterproof i take it?

    • +12

      Print it on waterproof paper and it will be…

      • +5

        the ink might have to be waterproof too?

        …if i laminate it do you reckon i can take it diving down to 100m as well?

        • +18

          Laminate each part individually to make sure everything seals correctly.
          Alternatively, perhaps you could put it on and try laminating your hand?

    • +1

      But it’s shockproof.

    • +2

      Put it in gloopstick. Showing my age here lol

  • Thanks OP. Might get my son to build it and keep him busy for a while.

  • +3

    will this keep my 2 year old busy for 5 minutes? lol

    • less than 5 if you time it with the watch you make

  • +24

    Thanks op.

    Can confirm the battery life is unbelievable though it only shows the correct time twice each day.

    • +1

      I was going to post the same about time being right twice a day, then realised it has Am/Pm so it's only right once a day.

      Reinforces the benefeits of analogue watches - they are right at least twice a day - so twice as good.

      • +4

        So what you're saying is that this paper craft model of a digital watch is half as accurate as the analogue equivalent.

        Damn I feel ripped off now :(

        • Well I did make note of it in the OP at the time of posting so that people wouldn’t feel ripped off…

          Only need the time to be correct once a day?

          • +1

            @mapax: It's my fault for not reading the op properly.

            All good. I'll book all of my appointments and meetings for 10:58:50pm only so I'm never late.

  • Is it waterproof?

  • +9

    People that enjoy this kind of thing may also be interested in http://www.cubefold-craft.com/popfold

  • +5

    +1 for knowing the meaning of "horology".

    • Thanks.

  • being 24 hrs mine is correct only once a day.

  • Seriously?

    • +1

      I thought my post was rather jovial…

      • Well it's less offensive than some of the nonsense we see here and I do love watches (though I rather mechanical).

  • +1

    So this is a digital download only, right?

    • +3

      Yes, both are digital. Maybe they'll do analogue G-Shocks next time.

  • Only need the time to be correct once a day?

    Twice?

    • Not on a digital watch

      • It's digital 12 hour format so still twice.

        • +1

          It also clearly says PM on the 5600 and P on the 6900…

  • A lot of black printer ink needed…

    • Not so much with the “coloring paper” version.

  • +2

    Thanks op. I just need a free ring sizer deal to go with this.

  • G-Shock fanboi?

    casio childhood

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