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Below are a selection of videos of paper-crafters doing what they do best - assembling astonishingly detailed, high-quality paper models of gaming and television characters (though it goes without saying that these aren't their only speciality in terms of genres). There's a load of hobbies out there, from playing the ukulele to playing games on foxy bingo online (www.foxybingo.com), all with their perks and rewards. This particular hobby is extremely intricate, and if the idea appeals then you'll love watching a hobby that's sure to become a craze once the YouTube videos take off. We hope you enjoy the videos, and if you're inspired, start paper-crafting.
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Papercraft Kinetic Sculpture
Dragon 3D Papercraft
Howl’s Moving Castle Papercraft
Papercraft Wall-E checks e-mail and dances
Terrordome by David Reyes
The lower walls are made of foam board with poster board glued over it for strenght. I made the elevators from foamboard and they are capable of sliding up and down in their shafts. The lower floor has a jail and three bunkrooms that have felt blankets and pillows. The second floor has a conference room with custom-made cardboard chairs and a table scaled to 3 3/4 inch figures. The top domed command section has a central circular wall in the center, around the firebat hangar, and four heavy cannons made from shaver handles as the gun barrels and made from heavy cardboard and spray-painted black. The shield wall around the domed top is made from five layers of heavy cardboard glued together and spray painted also. I used downloadable cut-fold-and-assemble Joe scale computer terminals and chairs I got from the joedios.com website. It took about a year to make: I was more concerned about doing it right instead of doing it fast. I have also made a cobra flightpod and a joe jet aircraft out of cardboard as well. And my name is David Reyes and I live in texas, and I have building items out of cardboard for a long time. small items like a functional ghostbusters PKE meter all the way up to a Robocop halloween costume. – David Reyes
Houndour
Moving BBoy
Comments: The gears involved in the up and down motion of the model were flawed in the original design, so I could only get the spinning gears to work. I also added reinforcements to every tooth of the gears.
Bee and Flower Costume
Comments: With colored paper and a helmet, I made a flower costume, and put a papercraft bee on it. Watch how I made it!
Ike
Comments: This was half-sized from the original, so it was more challenging. I had problems doing the piece-by-piece additions, so I couldn’t make a stop-motion video for this model. The finished Ike is a little bigger than my fist and was, nevertheless, a pleasure to make!
Link
Comments: I doubled-sized this one so that it’ll be easier and will grab more attention, because I’m giving it to my friend who works in an office in the financial district and hopefully his co-workers will find an interest in this cheap hobby with the economic crisis going on. Back to the model, I didn’t fold the lines on this so that it’ll have a “smoother” effect, which made the face look incredible!
Cloud
Comments: Only trouble was the hair because there are 13 tiny strands to make, and the instructions made by the designer were not helpful at all.
Naruto
Comments: This model took me about an hour each day for a week to complete (including the stills for making this video). The designer messed up on some parts of this, so I had to cut out some parts for a forced fit.