Disney Villains Papercraft

Someone pointed out that I hadn't posted links to ALL the papercraft Disney characters that were once available on the old Disney Family / Spoonful website. Completionist that I am, I tracked down working links to two more Disney villain figures: the evil queen from Snow White and Ursula from the Little Mermaid. The download links for these are here and here. The links point to an Internet Archive, so it may take them a moment to pull up after clicking the link. Links to the rest of the characters may be found on my Disney Princess Papercraft Roundup post. If you are interested in more Disney villains, check out these papercraft villain bowling pins.

BooBoo Halloween Ghost Paper Toy

 Here is what papercraft designer Salazad has to say about his Halloween ghost paper toy, BooBoo:

"Booboo is a moody ghost with a white sheet who loves Halloween night. He’s not the scariest ghost, but he can be quite a prankster. He loves to scare people, but he’s never mean about it. He just likes to have a good laugh."

BooBoo's comes with four different faces to reflect his many moods. The one page printable PDF template for this toy may be downloaded at Salazad's website.

 Other Papercraft Ghosts:

Translucent Geometric Treat Boxes
Disney Hitchhiking Ghosts Illusion
Possessed Pumpkin Paper Toy

Tron Ares Identity Disc Papercraft

I have posted my own papercraft designs for every Tron movie to date, so you know I had to release something for the new Tron: Ares movie. ;) Here is my offering: an 1:1 scale identity disc model. Unlike the identity discs in the previous Tron movies, the Ares disc is triangular rather than circular. The printable papercraft template for this model may be downloaded from MediaFire. I have included a locked Pepakura PDO file as a construction reference. If you are interested in the previous Tron papercraft I have been posting since 2009, click on this link ---> HERE.

Chromehounds Sal Kar Papercraft

Nearly 20 years ago, the Japanese papercraft designer, Chokipeta Kobo, produced three promotional paper models for the Sega video game, Chromehounds, which is a mech simulator game. Pictured is one of the three mech models Kobo created: a Sal Kar mech. The Kingdom of Sal Kar is a fictional desert country that appears in the game. The PDF template and instructions for this model may be downloaded at MediaFire. In 2021, I posted another of the three models, a Morskoj mech. The post is located here.