Contact

Whether you want me to add your picture in my hall of fame, or you found a broken link, or you just want to tell me how much you like my papercraft models (or not), my e-mail is the place to do so:

ninjatoes@home.nl

Have fun building!

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siddeeq (orange star) | July 26, 2012 at 13:29

I’d like to make a request could you send me colorless versions of the parts because i really only have enough for 4 more black and white pages so if not, its understandable

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- ninjatoes | July 27, 2012 at 09:10
  
  I’m afraid I never keep the uncoloured parts, sorry; after the release, I only keep the finished templates…
  
  You could simply print the parts in greyscale of course; if you want to colour them yourself after printing, you can opt to build them “inside out”, so the colour (grey) side is on the inside. You can even set the print quality to the lowest setting to save ink this way.
  
  The models will come out mirrored if you build them “inside out” though, if you don’t like that, you can mirror the templates before printing.
  
  Sorry I can’t help you any better…!
  
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siddeeq | July 13, 2012 at 20:20

could you email me on any updates to the advance wars series

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- ninjatoes | July 14, 2012 at 08:37
  
  Hi there, I’m glad you like my papercraft Advance Wars series! ;o)
  
  I’m afraid I can’t promise people to keep them updated individually, because I’m afraid that in time I would probably simply forget… :o(
  
  But I’ve added a “Subscribe to e-mail newsletter” widget to the sidebar on my papercraft webpage: http://ninjatoes.wordpress.com/
  
  If you scroll down, you will see the box on the right side of the screen: enter your e-mail adress, and click the “Subscribe” button (if you’re a WordPress.com user yourself, they will already know your e-mail adress and you only have to click the “Subscribe” button ;o)
  
  After that, you should receive any new updates on my papercraft webpage to your e-mail. Not only about my Advance Wars series though, but from all the categories, and any new entries in the papercraft “hall of fame”.
  
  My main webpage doesn’t update very often though, so it won’t overwhelm your inbox. ;o)
  
  It should give you the same updates as the RSS feed, to which you can subscribe in your browser: http://ninjatoes.wordpress.com/feed/
  
  You can also subscribe to the news feed from my papercraft weblog with my works in progress and daily features from other people: http://feeds.feedburner.com/ninjatoes
  
  You can subscribe to it in your browser, but it also has a link to receive the updates by e-mail.
  
  This feed will update much more often though! Not only when I release a new model myself, but also whenever any works in progress on them, and more importantly, I try to feature several new or old paper models from other people each day too.
  
  So that means you would get about 5 or 6 e-mails every day, by far most of which won’t be about my Advance Wars series, but maybe you’ll like the models from other people as well. ;o)
  
  I hope this helps, now you can choose which you want! ;o)
  
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siddeeq | July 11, 2012 at 21:58

the instructions I’d prefer to download them because they don’t work properly

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- ninjatoes | July 12, 2012 at 07:45
  
  Downloading the instructions is always a good idea, because that way, you will always have the instructions ready in case there’s a problem with my papercraft webpage, you have an internet outage, or whatever. ;o)
  
  Most PDF readers’ default settings are to open PDF files directly in your browser window when you click them, and it shouldn’t cause any problems (always make sure you have the latest version and update of your PDF reader software). Some people find it convenient, others rather download the files first, whether they’re having troubles with the files or not. ;o)
  
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  - siddeeq | July 12, 2012 at 12:28
    
    no i mean when i try to open them they open adobe reader my browser stop working and then it just closes both
    but every thing you make is still awesome
    i actually prefer them to be JPG pictures but PDF’s are fine I’ll try and figure out whats wrong
    
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    - siddeeq | July 12, 2012 at 12:42
      
      figured everything out
      but you’ll never be less awesome ever!!!
      
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      - ninjatoes | July 12, 2012 at 14:39
        
        I’m happy that you were able to sort out the trouble you were having with the PDF files.
        Although you can work your way around it like you said, it’s just nicer when everything works the way it should. ;o)
        
        Have fun!
        
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siddeeq | July 11, 2012 at 21:28

for the advance wars series will you ever make infantry because that’s something i would download and make all day well id make all you advance wars stuff all day if i could but I’ve got limited ink so
soldiers would be nice

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- ninjatoes | July 12, 2012 at 07:40
  
  I plan to make all the units from the first 3 Advance Wars games (the GBA ones and Dual Strike) so I will definitely make the infantry units too! ;o)
  
  I can’t promise you when though, because I have so many other ideas (and other Advance Wars units) as well… I think the little soldiers are always the hardest ones to make though, so I don’t know if it’ll really be fun to make a whole army of them… (I’ll probably only build one of each army myself ;o)
  
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  - siddeeq | July 25, 2012 at 14:17
    
    about the infantry you could use the soldiers from the tanks add a machine gun you could just use one from your tanks and the bazooka could be a tube with to nozzle type things at the ends just a suggestion to help out
    
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    - ninjatoes | July 25, 2012 at 14:48
      
      Those are all good ideas! ;o)
      
      I can’t promise you when I will make the Infantry units for my Advance Wars series, but I have thought about it already: like you say, the soldiers and will be in the same style as the ones artilley units, and I will make the guns the same way as the machine guns from the tanks.
      
      The tricky bit will be to get them in the correct position to hold their weapons, so that will take a bit of fiddling, but I’m sure it will work out okay!
      
      I think they’ll be pretty challenging to build though (the soldiers are usually the hardest part of the units I made so far ;o) so I don’t think I’ll build a whole lot of them myself, just one of each army. ;o)
      
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Kellin Flett | July 8, 2012 at 05:47

Hey i just wanted to inform you that the TP Link’s instructions file is “damaged” according to adobe. Which kinda sucks because im trying to build all your zelda models XD. anyways keep up the awesome work

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- ninjatoes | July 8, 2012 at 08:31
  
  Hi there! It might have been a temporary problem, because when I checked it myself just now,the file opened and saved fine.
  
  Make sure you have the latest version and update of your PDF reader, and before trying to open/download the PDF file again, clear your browser cache and temporary internet files, then close all your browser windows, then open a new browser window and try left-clicking the PDF link again.
  
  Normally, the PDF file should then open in your browser, but you can also try right-clicking the PDF link, and schoosing “Save as…” to download the file directly to your computer to open it offline.
  
  I hope this helps, let me know if it still won’t work.
  
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