Desktop Super Bowl Quarterback
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What better way to prepare for Super Bowl XLVI than
by building your own Desktop Quarterback doll. Print
out your Eli Manning or Tom Brady Desktop doll
template. It will need to be printed on 11x17 paper, and
will work better with heavier stock paper. Use scissors
or a hobby knife and some clear tape to create your
own player. Cut out the helmet and face mask along the
inside of the black lines. Then fold along the gray lines
and tape together. The folds will work better if they are
scored with the back of a hobby knife. The body should
stand on its own and will be ready for game time with
the Desktop helmet.
Passer rating
Tom Brady
105.6
12
39
Passing yards 5,235
Desktop template design by Andrew Lucas and Severiano Galván, The Denver Post
Desktop doll illustration by Sam Ward, USA TODAY
The Desktop dolls are a copyright of The Denver Post. Any reprint, publication or design of these templates
for the purpose of distribution is prohibited without expressed, written consent of The Denver Post.
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Right arm
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Desktop Super Bowl Helmet
New England Patriots
Desktop quarterback Tom Brady can’t play without his helmet. It will need to be printed
on 11x17 paper, and will work better with heavier stock paper. Use scissors or a hobby
knife and some clear tape to create the helmet. Just cut long the inside of the black
lines. Then fold along the gray lines and tape together. The folds will work better if they
are scored with the back of a hobby knife.
The helmet should fit over Desktop Tom Brady’s head.
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HELMET
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Cut slit
for face
mask
Cut slit
for face
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FACEMASK
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Cut out white
see-through facemask
Desktop template design by Andrew Lucas and Severiano Galván, The Denver Post
Desktop doll illustration by Sam Ward, USA TODAY
The Desktop dolls are a copyright of The Denver Post. Any reprint, publication or design of these templates
for the purpose of distribution is prohibited without expressed, written consent of The Denver Post.
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