16-12-2012: Wanting wolf Link‘s colours to be a bit brighter, DestinyShirshuXD decided to paint over the original textures after building it!
I think the new paintjob looks fantastic, so the extra work DestinyShirshuXD put into it was well worth it! ;o)
To see a much bigger picture and more of DestinyShirshuXD’s papercraft models and other artworks, you can visit her DeviantArt gallery here: link
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135060 Advance Wars Black Hole Piperunner (December 9, 2012)
from: Advance Wars video game series / size: ± 5,5 cm x 6 cm x 7 cm
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134059 Advance Wars Green Earth Piperunner (December 9, 2012)
from: Advance Wars video game series / size: ± 5,5 cm x 6 cm x 7 cm
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133058 Advance Wars Yellow Comet Piperunner (December 9, 2012)
from: Advance Wars video game series / size: ± 5,5 cm x 6 cm x 7 cm
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132057 Advance Wars Orange Star Piperunner (December 9, 2012)
from: Advance Wars video game series / size: ± 5,5 cm x 6 cm x 7 cm
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131056 Advance Wars Blue Moon Piperunner (09-12-2012)
from: Advance Wars video game series / size: ± 5,5 cm x 6 cm x 7 cm
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130055 Advance Wars Black Hole Pipeseam (December 9, 2012)
from: Advance Wars video game series / size: ± 6 cm x 7 cm x 5 cm
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129054 Advance Wars Black Hole Pipeline (December 9, 2012)
from: Advance Wars video game series / size: ± 6 cm x 7 cm x 5 cm
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02-12-2012: In the picture above, you can see the first 2 papercraft models Stephen ever made: my Kingdom Hearts version of Final Fantasy VII’s Cloud Strife and my The Animated Series version of Batman!
They’re not the only papercraft models he made, though:
Stephen did a great job building these papercraft models, and I think he’s a big Final Fantasy fan, so these are probably only the tip of the iceberg! ;o)
Thank you for building these Ninjatoes’ (and other people’s!) papercraft models!
26-11-2012: This cute paper dog is the Schnauzer that’s always chasing Link near the Clock Tower in The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask!
It was built by Jose, but because Jose doesn’t speak and write English very well, he made a very funny mistake at first in the description of the picture: he called it the dog from Clown Town! ;o)
But actually if you think about it, it’s not *that* strange a mistake, because some of the people that Link meets in Clock Town really do act like clowns sometimes…! ;o)
If you want to see some other papercraft models that Jose built, you can check out his DeviantArt gallery here: link
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23-11-2012: Angélique showed me this picture of my papercraft Sora that she built, taken on top of her keyboard synthesizer!
Maybe Sora is a bit confused, because a keyboard is completely different from a keyblade of course…! ;o)
Because Angélique normally builds much bigger papercraft models, Sora was a bit more challenging than she was used to, but as you can see, Sora turned out really great nonetheless: picture 2 | picture 3
And now you are all probably dying to see all the other papercraft models built by Angélique?
Well you’re in luck, because she made a whole site dedicated to her papercraft hobby: Papercraft Lilik ! ;o)
If you look in the Zelda section there, you can see a few more of my papercraft models that Angélique built, like Epona and Link, Midna, young Link from Majora’s Mask, young princess Zelda and Twilight Link, but be sure to visit the rest of Angelique’s papercraft weblog as well to see all her other models!
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22-11-2012: I made a few papercraft Links before, but this is the latest one (Ocarina of Time adult/Menu Link), built by Ray Tha Man! ;o)
As you can see, it turned out really great! Ray also built my King of Red Lions earlier: picture
The figurehead was the hardest part on that one, but it looks very good as well! ;o)
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20-11-2012: Lisa from Germany built my papercraft young Impa from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword!
Lisa’s paper Impa turned out really good, but that’s probably because Lisa is so creative: you can see lots of her paintings, drawings and other projects in her DeviantArt gallery: link
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128020 The Legend of Zelda adult Link (November 10, 2012)
from: The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time video game / size: ± 24 cm
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04-11-2012: In the picture above, you’ll of course recognize Cloud Strife (from Final Fantasy VII / Kingdom Hearts) and Auron (from Final Fantasy X).
They were both built by amerakat and as you can see, he did a wonderful job!
It was not the first papercraft model amerakat built though; that was Batman. ;o)
Because amerakat didn’t have any new papercraft tools yet but just used the simple tools that anybody usually has lying around, it was a little bit difficult he says, but after a few hours, his papercraft Batman was finished: picture
And he liked it so much that he decided to keep papercrafting! ;o)
In amerakat’s DeviantArt gallery, you can see some more papercraft models that amerakat built so far, and also his wonderful pencil drawings: link
It’s definitely worth a look, so be sure to check it out! ;o)
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05-11-2012: Rijali from Indonesia sent me this picture of the papercraft Epona and Link that he built!
He even scaled down the templates a bit by printing them on A5 paper instead of A4 paper!
He says he found it easy to build and when it was finished, it looked great!
I have to agree with him when I see the picture, Rijali really did a great job building Epona and Link! ;o)
Here’s a picture from the other side: picture 2
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29-10-2012: Henry Dig from Vietnam built my papercraft Batman, The New Batman Adventures version!
He did a great job, which is not surprising because he has lots of experience building papercraft models!
In his DeviantArt gallery, you can see a (*much*) bigger picture of papercraft Batman, and lots more pictures of other papercraft models he built: link
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127016 World of WarCraft Harvest Golem (October 31, 2012)
from: World of WarCraft video game / size: ± 17,5 cm
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14-08-2012: Papercraft is very popular in Indonesia (no doubt for a large part thanks to the Paper-Replika website! ;o) and here is more proof!
This picture of my papercraft Mario (and several other papercraft models from various websites! ;o) was posted by PapercraftID (Papercraft Indonesia) some time ago on their Twitter account: link
Although the hands weren’t finished yet in this picture, Papercraft Mario already looks really good I think! ;o)
If you want to see more of PapercraftID‘s pictures, you can look up their Twitter account with posted images here: link
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18-10-2012: Rodrigo (RoderickXIII) from Chile built this papercraft Sora from the game Kingdom Hearts 2!
Most parts of paper Sora aren’t too difficult I think, but there are some tricky parts like the hands and hair, but from the looks of it, Rodrigo did a great job!
He says he was very pleased with the way it went together, so I’m happy to hear that of course! ;o)
Together with Alfredo (AlfredxD), Rodrigo set up a DeviantArt account under the name NotNotGuilty, and although right now Sora is the only papercraft model to see there yet, you can also see lots of drawings from all kinds of video games, movies and other things they made!
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16-10-2012: A few days ago, Space sent me a message about somebody who made lots of paper models, including my papercraft Animated Series Batman.
Out of aluminium beverage cans.
Made from different kinds of cans to get the colours just right, aluminium Batman looks fantastic I think!
I was able to contact the person who made it, called Machaon, and she agreed to be in the hall of fame here. ;o)
If you want to see more pictures of aluminium Batman though, you should really visit her Akikann Kurafuto weblog here: link
And be sure to check out the rest of her weblog (link) and her other craft website (link) too, because Machaon has made *lots* more papercraft models with aluminium cans, from teddy bears to Pokémon, all kinds of animals and lots more!
Thank you for building a Ninjatoes aluminium papercraft model! ;o)
(if you’re inspired to do the same, do be very careful of course, because a paper cut is nothing compared to the cuts you can get from a thin, sharp piece of aluminium…!)
12-10-2012: Raylene uses the name legendarydragonstar on her DeviantArt page, because she really loves dragons!
But as you can see, she really likes the Legend of Zelda too! ;o)
She built my papercraft Epona + Link, and she did a really great job too because as you can see, they both look great!
You might be wondering why they both look so blackened, but maybe that’s because they’ve just had a close encounter with the fiery breath of that purple dragon in the picture…?
Still though, I don’t think Link would ever run away from a dragon like that!
(although I do have to note, that the game-Link that always goes straight after fire-breathing dragons isn’t made out of paper like this one of course… ;o)
In Raylene’s DeviantArt gallery you can find several more papercraft models she built, and don’t be surprised to see a few dragons! ;o)
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14-10-2012: Sotong Kring just keeps building and building, it seems! ;o) Here’s a new paper model built by him already: Cloud Strife!
From this angle, you can really see how huge the Buster Sword is: you wouldn’t want to run into that if you were Cloud’s enemy…
Another great build by Sotong Kring!
13-10-2012: A few days ago, Sotong Kring sent me a picture of the paper Mario he built, but now he showed me two new pictures of models he also built!
One of them is Underworld Lara, and Sotong Kring took a beautiful picture of her: picture
Lara seems to have made it out of the shark infested waters, and is now making her way through the jungle in search of some ancient temple ruins…
And the other one is a T-Rex dinosaur, who seems to have already met Lara (seeing as it is already feets up: picture ;o)
Two more great builds by Sotong Kring!
10-10-2012: Sotong Kring tells me he’s a fan of my blog, because he can find many papercraft models through it.
And as you can see, one of the paper models he found, was my very own papercraft Mario: picture ;o)
I think Sotong’s paper Mario looks really wonderful, and from the looks of it, Mario himself is pretty happy with the job Sotong did too! ;o)
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13-10-2012: Mr Trollen sent me a new tweet saying he has a problem… He’s gotten addicted to papercraft! ;o)
Maybe it’s the fumes from the glue…? All I can say though, is do take a break every once in a while, and don’t forget about your other hobbies and tasks! ;o)
In the picture you can see Cloud that Mr Trollen already finished last time, and Snorlax and Hatsune Miku are done now too!
And there’s even a new model that he built since last time, young Princess Zelda!
We wish Mr Trollen the best with his new addiction, and I hope he can find a good balance between building paper models and the other stuff he likes/has to do…! ;o)
04-10-2012: Mr Trollen tells me on Twitter, that Cloud is the first Ninjatoes’ papercraft model he built, and I think it looks really good: picture
In the foreground you can see a papercraft Pokémon Snorlax from the PaperPokés website and Vocaloid Hatsune Miku from Seisaku Diary in progress.
If Mr Trollen does just as good a job on those as he did on Cloud, they will definitely turn out great as well!
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02-10-2012: Samuel Herrera made an absolutely amazing stop-motion video of Fierce Deity Link battling Twilight Hero Link: video link
It turns out, Fierce Deity Link en Twilight Hero Link are both after the same treasure, and when they finally meet in the final room of the Sacred Living Room Dungeon, they fight to decided who gets the “ultimate” prize… ;o)
Of course paper models are no action figures, so it’s not so easy to make a stop-motion video of them, but Samuel did a great job!
For Zelda fans, there are lots of recognizable sound effects and visual effects, and although it must have taken Samuel a lot of time, you can really see he must have had a lot of fun making it! ;o)
Thank you for building these Ninjatoes’ papercraft models! (and making a video out of them! ;o)
29-09-2012: Joost from the Netherlands built the papercraft Linebeck from The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass you see in this picture!
He says there are some white lines from the paper on the back of his Linebeck figure, but that does not take away that he did a great job building it!
The most difficult part he found was the small pluck of hair on top of Linebeck’s head, but from the looks of it, he managed to build it just fine nonetheless! ;o)
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20-09-2012: A fellow Star Trek: Voyager fan from the Netherlands built my hand drawn papercraft U.S.S. Voyager starship!
I think PinkieDraw did a great job, but that’s not so surprising for such a creative person: just take a look at the drawings that she made in her DeviantArt gallery: link
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126053 Advance Wars Orange Star Lander (September 7, 2012)
from: Advance Wars video game series / size: ± 7 cm x 3,5 cm x 5 cm
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28-08-2012: Jack finished this papercraft young Link a few weeks ago, but he hadn’t sent me a picture yet until now.
And I’m glad he did, because it looks really nice! ;o) Here’s another picture, from the back this time: picture
Jack’s understandingly very proud of it, he even says it’s one of the best papercraft models he made so far! ;o)
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125009 LEGO 6009 Black Knight (August 26, 2012)
from: LEGO Castle theme / size: ± 35 cm
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