r/papercraft

Guess what this is!?
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Guess what this is!?

Try to guess what this is...all made with recycled materials, paper dolls...all very rudimentary...NO AI obviously...

u/gameofgianpa — 11 hours ago

I couldn't afford the figurines, so I made paper ones.

I thought it was cute to add the bit of rope for the hat heh.

u/andiearts — 11 hours ago
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¿Alguien me podría recomendar sitios en donde pueda obtener flores de papel para armar?

(Espero que no me borren la publicación, solo quiero saber más sitios para poder armar más flores de papel 🥲🥲🥲)

u/Relevant_Remove_3220 — 19 hours ago
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Hice este coso de papel. Les gusta?

Acepto críticas constructivas y destructivas también

u/ElBrunasso — 2 days ago

"Dome of the rock" with fully printable templates!!!

This is my most Advanced paper model Ive made, and I made the templates fully printable, and made sure it goes together easy, and stress free!
Would love to hear your thoughts!!!

u/Kitchen-Panda4059 — 1 day ago

Extinct Birds Of Hawai’i Series (1): Kauaʻi ʻAkialoa

A life-sized sculpture of the Kauaʻi ʻAkialoa I made.

This small finch was an endemic to Hawai’i, meaning that it was found only on those islands and nowhere else in the world.

It was first discovered in 1887, and the last one was shot in 1969. It has not been seen since and is certainly extinct.

An excerpt referring to the Kauaʻi ʻAkialoa is given below:

“At Kaholuamano in the latter end of February and beginning of March they were more common… in once instance I shot a female, and the male stopped in the top of the tree calling desperately. I fired at him without effect, and so intent he was in looking for his mate that he immediately returned and was brought down by another shot” - Scott B. Wilson, 1899.

Cause for extinction: introduced species and habitat loss.

This sculpture, save the bill and rod, is made completely from paper.

u/1SmartBlueJay — 1 day ago

[OC] I made a Tower!

I made a Tower for Tabletop games, that you can open up, add or remove floor.

To make it interesting for me, i put magnets on top/bottom and side of each walls. So its super sturdy but also allows for ease of access. ^^

You can quickly turn the tower into a smaller or even a 1 floor building. The roof fits on all floor easily ( even easier if you put magnets in there)

It was fun to create and a pretty easy build to assemble!

u/ThePaperMage — 2 days ago
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Linen-Backing and Poster Restoration

Hey everyone,

After about ten years of apprenticing and doing professional poster restoration, I finally opened my own independent studio called Undead Cinematic Linen-Backing and Poster Restoration. If you have a rare print, an original movie poster, or an old family heirloom that is falling apart, I am here to help fix it.

What is linen-backing?

Linen-backing is essentially a conservation method where I mount fragile, aging paper onto archival linen and acid-free paper. It flattens out heavy fold lines, reinforces the structure, and makes the poster safe for framing. I also handle general restoration, which includes fixing rips, tears, water stains, and removing old tape using completely reversible archival techniques.

Experience

Over the last decade, I have worked on everything from rare foreign Star Wars prints and autographed horror originals to classic Frankenstein, King Kong, and Warhol pieces. If it is printed on paper, there is a very good chance it can be saved.

Get in touch

If you have a piece that needs work or you are just curious if a specific type of damage can be repaired, feel free to drop a comment or reach out. I love looking at obscure prints and talking shop.

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u/MrN0body14 — 1 day ago

Hatsune Miku Cheongsam

The model is by Youlingke, but I bought it on a local marketplace and got a bad quality print of a bad scan, the back side prints are misaligned and colors are bad.

Most of Miku was assembled via butting, it didn't help with hiding seams much for me but I found it nicer to assemble.

The base is not very rigid so one of the flowers is actually used as a column to hold the shape of the base.

I'm not happy with the pose (legs and arms), but I don't know how I could evade it. It was fun otherwise!

u/Bird-with-hands — 3 days ago