Vintage St. George & Dragon Pop-up

This "Saint George and the Dragon" papercraft pop-up scene comes from the 1945 children's book, Bookano Stories Pot-pourri Edition. The word "potpourri" in the title refers to the fact the book features a collection of pop-up stories from other pop-up books by the same publisher. This reproduction was created by Alfredo Podestà who used the original book as a guide for his model. The PDF template for the scene may be downloaded from Alfredo Emotions.

Other Antique Papercraft:

Montgolfier Balloon
Elephant Pagoda
Printable Dollhouse
Paper Anatomy Model
1910 Tram Car

Low Poly Easter Bunny Papercraft

This low poly papercraft bunny makes an elegant Easter decoration. The printable PDF template for the model may be downloaded from supercoloring.com. Instructions are included in the download. You will notice the template includes numbers on the parts, as well as numbers on the glue tabs. These numbers are meant to be on the inside of the completed model. To accomplish this, dashed lines (-----) need to folded as "valley folds" and dash dot lines (._._.) need to be folded as "mountain folds." This is the opposite of how most papercraft is folded. Build photo by Murialidades.

Other Easter Papercraft:

Origami Egg Holders
Pop-up Card
Disney Wonderland Egg Diorama
Carrot Treat Boxes
Low Poly Rabbits

Mini Star Wars Hoth Battle Papercraft

Who can forget the epic snowspeeder versus Imperial walker battle in the movie, Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back? This 1:250 scale papercraft diorama by Rawen captures the excitement of the event. The vehicles in the diorama include an AT-AT walker, two snowspeeders, an AT-ST walker and a TIE Interceptor starfighter. Rawen offers a download of the printable PDF templates for the diorama on MediaFire. Also required to build the model as shown are some cotton for the snow and smoke of the crashed snowspeed, and some wire for the tow cable of the snowspeeder circling the AT-AT.

Other Star Wars Papercraft:

Mini Star Destroyers
Laser Cannon
1:48 Snowspeeder
Probe Droid Marionette

Tuantuan

Lost Pokémon Kotora Paper Toy

Until today, I never realized there were unreleased Pokémon! These are sometimes called "lost Pokémon." One of the most famous of these unrealized designs is an electric tiger called "Kotora." Kotora was originally designed for the 1996 Game Boy game, Pokémon Red and Blue, but was ultimately never used. Kotora sports a lighting bolt on his chest and has a zig-zag tail similar to Pikachu. This paper toy fan art of Kotora was created by DeviantART member, MagicBunnyArt. The single page PNG template for the toy may be downloaded from her DeviantART page.

Other Pokemon Paper Toys:

Totodile
Bulbasaur
Chibi Team Rocket
Boxy Pikachu
Absol

He-Man Papercraft: Skeletor

This Skeletor paper model is part of a collection of papercraft Masters of the Universe figures created by Titan Papercraft. Ten figures are available in all. The Pepakura PDO templates for the figures may be downloaded from the Titan Papercraft website. After following the link, click on the image of the figure to download the template. Other than the PDO files, there are no instructions included in the download. The Masters of the Universe animated television show was first broadcast in 1983. Skeletor, of course, was the primary antagonist of the show.

Previous Masters of the Universe Papercraft:

Poseable He-Man

He-Man Paper Toy Collection

Moana Papercraft

Disney has released two 3D animated Moana movies to date, one in 2016 and another in 2024. I just found out today that a live action Moana movie will be released later this year (2026)! In the live action movie, Dwayne Johnson reprises his role as Maui, a Polynesian demigod.

This Moana paper model by Darkcrash features the title character in a relaxed, playful pose with her hands behind her head. PDF and Pepakura PDO templates for the model may be downloaded from MediaFire. If you are looking for a quicker, easier papercraft, give this Moana paper toy a try: Simple Moana Paper Toy

Predator Scout Ship Papercraft

Czech paper model designer, Rawen, created two different paper models of the Yautja scout ship seen in the original Predator movie. Rawen describes the models as:

"Two versions of the spaceship that we could see in the first seconds of the movie, Predator (1987). The model of the ship for the movie was very low detailed, as it only flashed on the screen. You can glue together both, this simple version and a much more colorful version based on my imagination."

The "colorful version" he mentions is pictured. Rawen offers a free download of the PDF templates for both ships on MediaFire. 

Other Predator Papercraft:

Bio Mask
Human Trophy Skull
Predator Figure
Bio Mask Display

Doom Slayer Papercraft

I always called the playable character in the Doom video games, "Doomguy." However, starting in 2016, the character's official name became "Doom Slayer." This Doom Slayer fan art is the creation of Pendragon's Papercraft. The printable PDF template and Pepakura PDO instructions for the model may be downloaded here. The only other Doom papercraft I have posted before this is a fabulous full-head Doomguy mask.