Best keep Dhalsim away from this
The art of papercraft and origami has been around for centuries. So what happens when you combine that with Street Fighter? Well you get this:
And it’s brilliant. These delightful figures are made by Austin Shyu. You can check out more of his work by visiting his Facebook and Myspace pages. Go on, give the guy a ‘like’.
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