Zelda Papercraft: Howling Stone

The Howling Stones are stones that enable Link to learn new Hidden Skills. They bear the Sheikah eye symbol and first appeared in Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
Zelda Papercraft: Howling Stone

Sukeban Papercraft

This is Tubbypaws' papercraft version of Sukeban which means delinquent girl or boss girl. The common characteristics of sukeban include brightly-dyed or permed hair, and modifications of the school uniform such as wearing coloured socks, rolling up the sleeves and lengthening the skirt.The word sukeban was originally used by delinquents, but has been used by the general population since the 70's.
Sukeban Papercraft

Arcade Trap Papercraft

Jordan of AWS (Adam Walker Film), a small 3D animation studio located in Hobart, Australia has just sent us an email to let us know about the latest free models you can download from their site. There's Piccolo from their award-winning short film, "Sam and Piccolo," a camera & projector and a couple of critters from "Arcade Trap." Pre-cut and scored papercraft models are also available for purchase at the awsHUB shop.
Arcade Trap Papercraft

Pokemon: Porygon Papercraft

Porygon is the first man-made Pokémon and is only available as a prize from slot machines. Porygon's most significant appearance in the Pokémon anime series to date is Dennō Senshi Porygon, an episode notorious for having caused hundreds of children to have epileptic seizures during its broadcast in Japan.
Porygon Papercraft

Looney Tunes Martian Maggot Papercraft

The personal spaceship of the Looney Tunes character Marvin Martian was first introduced in the 1953 animated short Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century. In the cartoon, Marvin lands his ship, the Martian Maggot, on Planet X to claim its "Illudium Phosdex" resources in the name of Mars. This 7.5" (19 cm) long paper model of the Martian Maggot was created by Mike Hungerford, USA in 2004 and is available for download at his website here.