Showing posts with label Disney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disney. Show all posts

Winnie the Pooh Papercraft

Winnie the Pooh is an anthromorphic bear created by A.A. Milne. tbhis papercraft from Julius Perdana is pretty simple with only two pages of parts.
Winnie the Pooh Papercraft

Kingdom Hearts Papercraft: Dream Rod

After completing a papercraft Dream Sword from the Kingdom Hearts II video game, I set my sights on producing paper models of the other two "dream" weapons from the game. Here at long last is another one in the set: the Dream Rod. The Dream Rod is a mystic weapon and as such it is wielded by Donald Duck, who in the game is the Royal Magician. If you observe the Dream Rod during game play its seems to be about baseball bat size, but for this model I chose to make it closer to "magic wand size" at around 24" (61 cm) long. The PDF template for the Rod may be downloaded here. In case you missed the Dream Sword papercraft, it is located here.

8-Bit Video Game Character Pop-Ups

The Cubeecraft website now has a side project of pop-ups called "Pixel Pages". As you might expect from the title, these pop-ups primarily feature classic 8-bit video game characters, however other pop culture characters in pixelated form are available too. Pictured above are Link from Legend of Zelda, Disney's Scrooge McDuck, Gizmo from Gremlins, and Mega Man. Templates for all 32+ characters may be downloaded here.

Where's My Water? - Swampy's Bathtub Papercraft

Meet Swampy, Disney's first original character for a mobile game. Where's My Water? is a puzzle video game that requires players to route a supply of water to the alligator.
Swampy's Bathtub Papercraft

Warlord of Mars - John Carter Papercraft

It was late last year when I first saw the trailer of Disney's John Carter and I said it's a movie I'll look forward to. John Carter is a character in The Warlord of Mars, a science fiction novel written by Edgar Rice Burroughs. The film will come out on March 9.
John Carter Papercraft

Disney - Tinker Bell Papercraft

Tinker Bell is Peter Pan's fairy companion. She has appeared on various films from Disney wherein the latest is the computer animated film Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue released on DVD and Blu-ray on 2010.
Disney - Tinker Bell Papercraft

Disney Papercraft: Lady and the Tramp Paper Toys

These Lady and the Tramp paper toys remind me of Valentine's Day. I'll let the folks at listverse explain why:
"It’s difficult to single out another exact moment in all of the vast Disney collection that’s more charming, creative, tender, iconic and downright romantic, than when the cocker spaniel and the schnauzer-mix in Lady and the Tramp serendipitously pull each other into a kiss when they slurp up the same noodle from a plate of spaghetti."
The templates for these cute paper dogs may be downloaded here.

Kingdom Hearts II Christmas Town Treasure Chest Papercraft

This is the last papercraft treasure chest I plan on doing for my Kingdom Hearts II treasure chest series. However, I might be talked into doing a couple more if there is enough interest. ;) In the KH2 video game, this treasure chest is found in the Christmas Town area which in a certain sense is a subset of the Halloween Town area. The template for this chest may be downloaded here. The previous chests in the series may be viewed here.

Disney - Mickey Mouse Hanukkah Candy Box Papercraft

Drop a few sweets into this Mickey Mouse candy box and give someone a special Hanukkah treat! 
Disney - Mickey Mouse Hanukkah Candy Box Papercraft

Papercraft Skull #3: KH2 Oogie's Manor

This papercraft skull is based on a 3D model of a skeleton that appears in the Oogie's Manor area of the Kingdom Hearts 2 video game. Oogie's Manor, of course, is the lair of the Oogie Boogie from Disney's Nightmare Before Christmas. The skull is presumably from one of the Oogie's victims who perished in his torture chamber. This skull reminds me of Mexican Day of the Dead skulls and I suspect it would look sweet under a black light. ;) The template for the skull may be downloaded here. The finished skull is roughly the same size as my previous paper model skulls:

KH2 Olympus Treasure Chest Papercraft

Here's another treasure chest papercraft from Kingdom Hearts 2. This chest can be found in the Olympus Coliseum area of the video game. Olympus Coliseum is based on the 1997 animated Disney movie, Hercules. The template for this treasure chest is available here. Some of the previous treasure chests in the series include: Aladdin, Mulan, and Disney Castle.

V.I.N.CENT Robot Paper Model

In the 1979 sci-fi Disney movie, The Black Hole, three of the main characters are robots. This paper model by Andreas Hanstein is of the robot named V.I.N.CENT. The papercraft template for V.I.N.CENT is available here. Two styrofoam ball halves painted black are glued to the bottom of the robot to give it the appearance it has in the movie.

Mickey Mouse Paper Toys

Back in 2009, designer Matt Hawkins created two Mickey Mouse paper toys. On the left is Mickey as he looked in his first cartoon, Steamboat Willie. On the right is the modern version of Mickey we all know and love. A download of the toys is still availabl at joeyinteractive. (look for the link labeled "Disney Paper Toys") The zip file contains both the paper models pictured above and also a papercraft stage on which to display them. Build photos above are by George Dunkley and Methuup da Funky One.

KH2 Papercraft: Halloween Town Treasure Chest

Here is October's offering in my continuing series of papercraft treasure chests from the Kingdom Hearts 2 video game. It was obvious this month that I had to do the treasure chest from the Halloween Town area of the game! ^^ Halloween Town is based on the world of Tim Burton's movie, The Nightmare Before Christmas. A download of the treasure chest's template is available here.

Disney Princess Papercraft Roundup

Over time, the Disney Family website has added paper models of most, if not all, the Disney Princesses. Below are quick links to the templates for the Princesses. Thanks to Cayley for doing the hard work of locating them all!

Jasmine (Aladdin)
Aurora (Sleeping Beauty)
Snow White
Belle (Beauty and the Beast)
Cinderella
Tiana (The Princess and the Frog)
Rapunzel (Tangled)
Ariel (The Little Mermaid) - Not pictured
Mulan - Not pictured

Disney World Pizza Paper Toy

I have been slacking off on my pizza paper toy series. The last pizza toy I released was back in February 2010! Here is finally a new one. When you order a large pizza at any one of the many resorts at Walt Disney World in Florida it comes in a box with a picture of Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Pluto on the lid. This paper toy is a mini version of that box. The pizza inside is a plain cheese pizza, 'cause that what the little ones like best. :) The template for this paper toy may be downloaded here.

Previous Pizza Paper Toys

KH2 Papercraft: Timeless River Treasure Chest

I have completed an eighth Kingdom Hearts II treasure chest papercraft. In the KH2 video game, this treasure chest can be found in the Timeless River area. Timeless River is world from the past modeled after Disney's 1928 black and white animated short, Steamboat Willie. The template for this treasure chest may be downloaded here.

Stitch's Ray Gun Papercraft

The Disney character Stitch (from the 2002 animated movie Lilo & Stitch) appears in the Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep video game for PSP. Also called "Experiment 626", Stitch sometimes makes use of a ray gun. This paper model of Stitch's ray gun is based on a 3D model from KHBBS. The gun is full scale and measures about 7"(17.8 cm) in length. The two page, eight piece template for this papercraft may be downloaded here. I hope to be able to do some more Birth by Sleep papercraft in coming months, so stay tuned!


Previous KHBBS Papercraft:

KH2 Papercraft: Beast's Castle Treasure Chest

Here is treasure chest papercraft number seven in my ongoing series of Kingdom Hearts 2 treasure chests. This chest can be found in the Beast's Castle area of the the video game. The Beast's Castle area is based on the 1991 Disney movie, Beauty and the Beast. The treasure chest has a pattern of stained glass roses on the lid. A download of the template for the chest is available here.

Rat Chef Origami

Here is a delightful origami piece by Nguyen Hung Cuong which he calls "Rat Chef" (an homage to Disney Pixar's Ratatouille perhaps? ^^). The rat, the chef hat and the spoon were each folded from separate piece of paper. The folding pattern for the rat (spoon and hat not included) may be downloaded from Cuong's page here.
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