Miniature Carl's House Papercraft

Well, it's Carl's house from Disney Pixar's Up movie. This model from Michal Miszta can be pretty tough to build and needs to be painted.

Miniature Carl's House Papercraft

Cottam Chapel Papercraft

Cottam was previously a medieval village that was deserted. All that remains today is a small, derelict church (which itself dates from the 19th century).

Cottam Chapel Papercraft

Elliot's FairGrounds Coffee House

Elliot's FairGrounds Coffee house papercraft by Paperfab, a cool and electic coffee house located in the historic Ghent neighborhood in Norfolk, VA.

Elliot's FairGrounds Coffee House

Holy Temple of Dragon Ball Z

Hello here I leave the first part of the sacred temple of kamisama, is created by ZIROCOOL.

Holy Temple of Dragon Ball Z

Toba Batak House Papercraft

Toba Batak house from Indonesia, has a distinctive saddle-like, twin-peaked roof - shaped like the horns of a water buffalo.

Toba Batak House Papercraft

Naro Expanded Cinema Papercraft

Naro Cinema papercraft model created by artist Dorian Voegeli

Naro Expanded Cinema Papercraft

Romantische Ritterburg - Schreiber Bogen

Romantische Ritterburg - Schreiber Bogen

Damaged or Bombed - 3D Chalk Drawing

The building wall was not actually damaged or bombed, it’s an artwork illusion.

Harry Potter Papercraft - Hogwarts Castle

Hogwarts Castle is the wondrous, magical building where wizards and witches learn their ABCs. It also serves as the main setting for the early parts of the Harry Potter books.

Harry Potter Papercraft - Hogwarts Castle

Japan Himeji Castle Papercraft

Situated in Himeji City in Hyogo Prefecture, Himeji Castle is also known as the White Heron Castle because of the way that its soaring, white stucco walls resemble a graceful heron taking flight. The castle sits atop a hill called Himeyama, or Mt. Hime, at an altitude of 45.6m. The very top of the main castle tower, with its five stories and six levels, is 92m above sea level. The first castle at Himeyama was constructed in 1346. Hashiba Hideyoshi later added a three storey tower. The castle in its current form was completed by Ikeda Terumasa in 1610. The castle is full of defensive features, such as narrow passageways that prevent large numbers of attackers from entering en masse, and loopholes through which bows and muskets could be used to repel invaders. However, in its four hundred year history, the castle was never attacked and has survived to this day in its present state. The castle was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993.

Japan Himeji Castle Papercraft