Years ago, paper modellers community was very excited by the so called hako designs, small paper figures mainly made of boxy parts assembled together. There was a bloom of paper hakos, some of them truly exquisite. As many others, I designed some hako models, too.
Dracula was the first one…
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I’m not sure who started the Hako fad. I remember Telman was a prolific designer of Hako models. Didn’t someone, perhaps you, turn this into automaton? Dracula rising out of his coffin? Great job as always.