04-10-2007: Ryu Yamino from Poland send me a picture of two of my Advance Wars units he built. But those are not the only models he made:

• Hercule from Dragon Ball Z (billybob884’s deviantART page)
• Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII (Sane Person’s papercraft)
• Vivi from Final Fantasy IX (Chamoo232’s papercraft archive)

Thank you for building these Ninjatoes’ (and other people’s ;o) papercraft models!

19-05-2007: Tom also built some other paper models that can be found on the GotOrioN.com website: picture 3 | picture 4

16-05-2007: hailing from the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia, Tom ‘Meatloaf’ Broadwood has sent me his picture of the Blue Moon APC he built!

The little guys on top of the tanks are without a doubt the most difficult parts of my Advance Wars papercraft models, so Tom did some experimenting to build them like stuffing the inside of the head and wrapping it with sticky tape: picture

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19-08-2006: Robin Munsterman from the Netherlands expanded his Orange Star army with the Green Earth, Blue Moon and Yellow Comet Troops. They don’t really seem to get along though, as you can see in this picture…

Luckily, before the fighting began, Robin was able to take a picture of the complete lineup. ;o)

12-07-2006: I get e-mails from all over the world, but it’s extra fun to know that people from my own country are enjoying my papercraft models too! ;o)

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26-01-2006: This Advance Wars army was built by Sebastien from France. Not only did he do a great job assembling all those units, but he even took the time and effort to modify them!

Now the characters can leave their vehicles and they can fight on Infantry units: picture 2 | picture 3

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13-09-2006: The picture is a bit blurry, but you can still make out a Blue Moon MD Tank, built by Max Bolingbroke from the United Kingdom.

The amazing thing is, he used an ordinary Pritt Stick to build the model! Anyone who has used a Pritt Stick before will know what an incredible feat that is! How did he do it? In his own words:

“With difficulty, and huge amounts of glue.”

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