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Navy ship papercrafts can be very hard to build due to the very small parts that are included. There are many models available on the web but most are difficult to assemble. The JMSDF Aegis Equipped Destroyer "DDG173-Kongo" (1:268) papercraft(11 pages) is one of the least challenging models to build despite its complexity. You can also download the Oyashio submarine.
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Navy ship papercrafts can be very hard to build due to the very small parts that are included. There are many models available on the web but most are difficult to assemble. The JMSDF Aegis Equipped Destroyer "DDG173-Kongo" (1:268) papercraft(11 pages) is one of the least challenging models to build despite its complexity. You can also download the Oyashio submarine.
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I found this really cool submarine. This card model came from a Japanese movie called "Sea Without Exit." You can check the site here. You have to print 16 pages of parts including the stand. To save you the trouble of finding the parts, I'll just post the direct links below:
Parts w/ instructions-
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I found this really cool submarine. This card model came from a Japanese movie called "Sea Without Exit." You can check the site here. You have to print 16 pages of parts including the stand. To save you the trouble of finding the parts, I'll just post the direct links below:
Parts w/ instructions-
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Zara was an Italian Zara class heavy cruiser, which served in the Regia Marina (Royal (Italian) Navy) during World War II.Italian Cruiser Zara Papercraft
Bismarck was the first of two Bismarck-class battleships built for the German Kriegsmarine during World War II. It was named after Chancellor Otto von Bismarck. This model is in 1:400 scale. German Battleship Bismarck Papercraft
JS Ashigara (DDG-178) is a Atago class guided missile destroyer in the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF). Ashigara was named for Mount Ashigara-wiki
The Australian Navy has two paper models for you to build. There's the Armidale class patrol boat and a Collins class submarine.Australian Navy Papercraft
A cruiser in the turn based strategy game Advance Wars is a powerful naval unit that can survive several turns when faced with a Battleship. It is very effective against submarines. It can also attack air units who are flying over the water. It is also effective against Missile Boats. As well as all of this it can carry up to 2 Battle Copters and 2 Transport Copters.
The Teazer, a Confederate blockade runner, had in the beginning the only 12 pound bow gun. She encountered the USS Monitor and the USS Maratanza on the James River, on July 4, 1862. A shot from the Maratanza pierced her boiler and her crew was forced to desert her.Fast steamboats were used to break the federal blockade of the Confederacy, bringing a sought after cargo of cotton and military supplies. This one, identified as the "Teazer" in the Libarary of Congress, was photographed having been intercepted off Wilmington.
The Teazer, a Confederate blockade runner, had in the beginning the only 12 pound bow gun. She encountered the USS Monitor and the USS Maratanza on the James River, on July 4, 1862. A shot from the Maratanza pierced her boiler and her crew was forced to desert her.Fast steamboats were used to break the federal blockade of the Confederacy, bringing a sought after cargo of cotton and military supplies. This one, identified as the "Teazer" in the Libarary of Congress, was photographed having been intercepted off Wilmington.
CSS David was built as a private venture by T. Stoney at Charleston, South Carolina in 1863, and put under the control of the Confederate States Navy. The cigar-shaped boat carried a 60- or 70-pound explosive charge on the end of a spar projecting forward from her bow. Designed to operate very low in the water, David resembled in general a submarine; she was, however, strictly a surface vessel. Operating on dark nights, and using anthracite coal which burns without smoke, "David" was nearly as hard to see as a true submarine.
CSS David was built as a private venture by T. Stoney at Charleston, South Carolina in 1863, and put under the control of the Confederate States Navy. The cigar-shaped boat carried a 60- or 70-pound explosive charge on the end of a spar projecting forward from her bow. Designed to operate very low in the water, David resembled in general a submarine; she was, however, strictly a surface vessel. Operating on dark nights, and using anthracite coal which burns without smoke, "David" was nearly as hard to see as a true submarine.
The Canadian Navy is offering a papercraft model of Canadian Maritime Coastal Defence Vessel, the primary coastal patrol vessel of the Canadian Navy. You can choose from two versions, a simplified and an advanced model with more detailed parts. When finished, the model is about 30cm (12”) long and 15cm (6”) high.Navy Papermodel
The Canadian Navy is offering a papercraft model of Canadian Maritime Coastal Defence Vessel, the primary coastal patrol vessel of the Canadian Navy. You can choose from two versions, a simplified and an advanced model with more detailed parts. When finished, the model is about 30cm (12”) long and 15cm (6”) high.Navy Papermodel
This site is not new but you can find a couple of highly detailed papercrafts of ships. There's a total of five downloads. There is the 1:250 scale Lightship Ambrose, HMS Dreadnought, Admirable class minesweeper-subchaser and the old V108 Torpedo boat. You can also test the design of the USS Arizona model by building a complete turret with the catapult and Kingfisher floatplane.Digital Navy
This site is not new but you can find a couple of highly detailed papercrafts of ships. There's a total of five downloads. There is the 1:250 scale Lightship Ambrose, HMS Dreadnought, Admirable class minesweeper-subchaser and the old V108 Torpedo boat. You can also test the design of the USS Arizona model by building a complete turret with the catapult and Kingfisher floatplane.Digital Navy
Navy ship papercrafts can be very hard to build due to the very small parts that are included. There are many models available on the web but most are difficult to assemble. The JMSDF Aegis Equipped Destroyer "DDG173-Kongo" (1:268) papercraft(11 pages) is one of the least challenging models to build despite its complexity. You can also download the Oyashio submarine. 
I found this really cool submarine. This card model came from a Japanese movie called "Sea Without Exit." You can check the site here. You have to print 16 pages of parts including the stand. To save you the trouble of finding the parts, I'll just post the direct links below:
The Australian Navy has two paper models for you to build. There's the Armidale class patrol boat and a Collins class submarine.
A cruiser in the turn based strategy game Advance Wars is a powerful naval unit that can survive several turns when faced with a Battleship. It is very effective against submarines. It can also attack air units who are flying over the water. It is also effective against Missile Boats. As well as all of this it can carry up to 2 Battle Copters and 2 Transport Copters.
The Teazer, a Confederate blockade runner, had in the beginning the only 12 pound bow gun. She encountered the USS Monitor and the USS Maratanza on the James River, on July 4, 1862. A shot from the Maratanza pierced her boiler and her crew was forced to desert her.Fast steamboats were used to break the federal blockade of the Confederacy, bringing a sought after cargo of cotton and military supplies. This one, identified as the "Teazer" in the Libarary of Congress, was photographed having been intercepted off Wilmington.
CSS David was built as a private venture by T. Stoney at Charleston, South Carolina in 1863, and put under the control of the Confederate States Navy. The cigar-shaped boat carried a 60- or 70-pound explosive charge on the end of a spar projecting forward from her bow. Designed to operate very low in the water, David resembled in general a submarine; she was, however, strictly a surface vessel. Operating on dark nights, and using anthracite coal which burns without smoke, "David" was nearly as hard to see as a true submarine.
The Canadian Navy is offering a papercraft model of Canadian Maritime Coastal Defence Vessel, the primary coastal patrol vessel of the Canadian Navy. You can choose from two versions, a simplified and an advanced model with more detailed parts. When finished, the model is about 30cm (12”) long and 15cm (6”) high.
This site is not new but you can find a couple of highly detailed papercrafts of ships. There's a total of five downloads. There is the 1:250 scale Lightship Ambrose, HMS Dreadnought, Admirable class minesweeper-subchaser and the old V108 Torpedo boat. You can also test the design of the USS Arizona model by building a complete turret with the catapult and Kingfisher floatplane.
Warning: These ship models are not for the faint of heart! Due to the very small parts, some people might find these too difficult to build. You can get an Aircraft Carrier, two cruisers, a destroyer and a couple more plus a Chinese warship. All these models are of the same scale which is 1/700.
