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What’s papercraft?” you ask?

Well, that’s when you print a page of parts (preferably on some thicker paper) cut them out and fold them, and then glue them together to make your very own 3D paper model of your favourite game/anime/movie character/whatever!

There are a lot of websites where you can find free templates to download and build, including my own one which you’re visiting right now of course. ;o)

Currently, I have eighty-nine (89) models in stock for you. Select one of the Categories above or to the right to find the model you wish to download (if it’s not in one of the obvious categories, try the miscellaneous section) or to view the hall of fame.

Should you come across any broken links, please let me know so I can fix them as soon as possible.

Have fun building!

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  1. Rhaven Blaack Says:

    Ninjatoe,
    You do fantastic work. I really like your model and your technique in design and constuction. I just downloaded the Viper MK-II (thank you BTW). I was wondering if you were going to make any other BSG (or other SCI-FI) model?
    Once again, thank you for these wonderful models and keep up the FANTASTIC work.

    • ninjatoes Says:

      Thank you for your kind words! ;o)

      I am a big scifi fan, so there are lots more scifi models on my to do-list!

      I can’t promise I will make all the ships in the fleet, but I will definately make some more Battlestar Galactica ships in the future!

  2. anon Says:

    Hey ninjatoes, how ’bout a Phineas and Ferb papercraft? (if you haven’t seen the show, do-best cartoon on tv right now [it's the new animaniacs])

  3. Kupo Says:

    Hey Ninjatoes, I have a few questions:

    1. What’s the average number of pages you print using one ink cartridge?
    2.Is refilling ink cartridges more efficient than buying new ones? If so, how many refills before it starts to smudge?
    3.When I’m printing, whats the best quality setting to save on ink, but not destroy the quality.

    • ninjatoes Says:

      I’m afraid I can’t really give you any definitive answers to those questions, because there are so many variables…

      I don’t keep track of how many pages I can print with one cartridge, and sometimes you have to print a page crammed with parts, and sometimes there’s a lot of white on the page, so it doesn’t really tell you much anyway…

      I have one of those printers with different cartridges for the different colours, so that when one colour is empty, you only have to replace that one colour.

      So it may be that you have to replace one colour twice, while you’re still using the original cartridges for the other colours, but that depends on what you’re printing of course. But I get a lot of pages out of them, depending also on the printer settings of course.

      I usually use the “normal” setting on my printer (except for test builds obviously) but of course I can’t tell you what *you* think is the best setting! ;o) That is your own personal choice, maybe you should just try printing a page with only a few parts on the different settings to compare them.

      Personally, I’m not a big fan of refilled cartridges, I always buy the original cartridges meant for the printer I have. Often you can find value packs, and sometimes shops give you a discount when you bring them your old cartridges for recycling, but in the end it’s your own choice again; if you use a lot of ink, it can get pretty expensive pretty fast…

  4. Anonymous Says:

    c’mon ninjatoes Cloud’s been waiting for Sephiroth for 10 months now and im telling you he’s not very happy, if you start making him now then you may finish him before Cloud’s BirthDay.:P

    • ninjatoes Says:

      Haha I’m not sure if Cloud really wants Sephiroth to come to his birthday party…

      I really don’t know when I will make Sephiroth or any other FF/KH model for that matter, it also depends on how busy I am, because those models require a lot of work, so sometimes I like to make an easier one and save those for when I have more spare time… ;o)

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