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Aug 01
I have just released the second series of my Foldskool Heroes papertoy. The second series once again consists of three models that can be downloaded from www.marshallalexander.net
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Jul 04
Here is Fold-a-Bot, one of two papertoys I created for the Fat Chunk comic anthologies that are released this year. The first volume, Robots, has just been released and the second volume, Zombies, will follow later this year. I’ve made the template available on my website as well. You can read the full blogpost at Fat Chunk’s MySpace page.
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Jun 02
After a year getting myself familiar with making papertoys, it was about time to release a model that others can have a go at. So here it is. The ‘Foldskool Heroes’ series, consisting of three pre-designed models and a blank model suitable for customizing. I’ve kept the model relatively simple and of course consisting of one piece as usual, so it will hopefully be fairly simple to customize it. Feel free to spread the model around, blog it or even do a custom yourself. Enjoy!
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May 28
Hi Guys, Just uploaded a major update of my website (www.marshallalexander.net). It has only a couple of projects for now, but in the coming weeks I will populate it with a couple of brand new and exciting projects, including my first blank papertoy that will be available for customizing. And of course the Retrobots will be back as well. Have a look, come back regularly and enjoy!
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Apr 22
Marshall Alexander is featured in the BADASS series on ‘No More FWDS’. He talks about his toys, his fascination with retro stuff and more. Read the interview here!
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Mar 23
First there was the pinball machine, then the repair-a-robot game, and now the papertoy. The Retrobots are back and this time you can build one yourself.
The model can be downloaded from www.marshallalexander.net.
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Mar 12
Check out the latest episode of Toy Break, where they discuss the art of making papertoys. Amongst the models they discuss, they also feature Marshall Alexander’s entry for the excellent artist series of Ben the Illustrator’s Speakerdog.
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Jan 26
The band Unicorn Dream Attack released the long awaited CD ‘Love Bits’ with contains artwork designed by Marshall Alexander. The shown image is the cover for the CD.
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Jan 15
… so he created a papertoy to pay tribute to this great game. As usual you can download the PDF from his site.
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Dec 29
NiceBunny just released the Artist Series of his HedKase papertoy. Marshall Alexander contributed with the very peaceful ‘Om Mani Paper Hum’. Check out the model at Marshall’s site or at www.nicebunny.com.
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Nov 02
Marshall Alexander has just released a new papertoy called Arachnida Papyrus, aka Paper Spider. Put it on someone’s pillow or hang it from a ceiling and scares will be guaranteed 
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Oct 08
Marshall Alexander designed a custom Speakerdog for artist series 4. Check out all the other cool models as well at speakerdog.com. You can download the model at the Speakerdog site and at Marshall’s website as well.
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Oct 02
Marshall Alexander recently created his first custom papertoy. It’s a custom Sizza papertoy, originally created by Nick Nite. There’s a few more customs on their way in the next months. All PDF’s of the models will be available at his website.
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Sep 04
A new month, a new papertoy. This time it is double fun with two paper toys on one sheet. You can download the template here.
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Aug 20
I just finished my third papertoy in line. This time I am bringing an ode to the old creature-horror movies from the fifties with ‘Murky’. You can download the template for Murky from my website.
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Jul 18
Marshall Alexander just released his second papertoy. This time he restricted himself not only to a papertoy out of one piece but Continue reading »
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Jul 05
Last week Marshall Alexander discovered counterfeit t-shirts of his Repair-a-Robot illustration were selling as hot cakes in Thailand. Someone who was on holidays in Thailand saw the shirts in a local shop and did send him a snapshot.
Continue reading »
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Jun 08
After seeing papertoys appearing everywhere around him, Marshall Alexander decided to give it a go himself. The result is NANA, his first papertoy. The little fella loves bananas and wants to be an astronaut.
The template can be downloaded from this site: www.marshallalexander.net.
Enjoy!
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Feb 17
Hello, my name’s Marshall Alexander. I’m an illustrator and graphic designer from The Netherlands. My illustration work is inspired by everyhthing retro, especially videogames, movies and toys.
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