Conestoga Wagon Paper Model

I think this paper model Conestoga Wagon might be a useful item for someone's school project! Conestoga wagons were used in North America from the early 1700s to the late 1800s. They were long and narrow, averaging 16' (4.9 m) long but only about 4' (1.2 m) wide. In the United States, Conestogas tended to be used mostly east of the Mississippi River and not so much for westward frontier travel where lighter and cheaper wagons were preferred. The PDF template for this 1:35 scale paper model may be downloaded from Paperdiorama.com.

Other Papercraft Wagons:

Gypsy Wagon
Circus Wagon
Budweiser Beer Wagon

Medieval RPG Hand Cart Papercraft

This medieval hand cart paper model was created by Paperschnitzel as a free promotional download for the RPG game, Ravenfeast. To be exact, Ravenfeast is a historical tabletop wargame set in the Age of Vikings. The PDF template for the cart, as well as instructions, may be downloaded from the Ravenfeast website. The template in the download is a simplified version of what is shown in the photo. However, an advanced papercrafter will be able to produce the results in the photo by printing the template multiple times, gluing the pieces to heavy cardstock, then layering pieces during construction for a more 3D effect. If I am not mistaken, this cart is 28mm scale.

Other Medieval Papercraft:

Historic Soldiers
Jousting Tents
Half-timbered Buildings
Czech Fortress
Inn and Cottage

Gypsy Wagon Papercraft

The wagons used by European Gypsies go by many names: caravan, vardo or simply "living wagon". The wagon pictured is a paper model of Madam Eva's caravan from the Neverwinter: Revenloft video game.  This free printable papercraft was released to promote the release of the game in 2016. The PDF template for the wagon is still available and may be downloaded here. As you might guess, Madam Eva is a fortune teller in the game.

Other Papercraft Wagons:

Cow Buggy
Clydesdale Beer Wagon
Circus Wagon

Circus Papercraft

The Sweet Paul Magazine website offers a free collection of circus papercraft. The templates in the collection are unique in that they are scans of hand-painted watercolors rather than the digitally produced images one usually sees. Included in the collection are the circus wagon pictured, as well as mini clown masks, playful monkey "drink buddies", and Rosamunda, a dancing elephant automata. The entire set may be downloaded as a single zip file here.

Budweiser Clydesdales Beer Wagon Papercraft

The Budweiser Clydesdales were introduced by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company in 1933 and the horses have appeared frequently in the company's advertising since that time. Clydesdales originated as farm horses in the Clydesdale region of Scotland.This miniature paper model of the Budweiser Clydesdale beer wagon was created by Dave Winfield and may be downloaded here. Some of the other mini vehicle papercraft models by Dave may be seen here.

Cow Buggy Papercraft

This papercraft cow buggy may represent some real festival or it may just be a fanciful creation by the artist, but either way it sure is cute. ^^ Japanese artist Geco Hirasawa calls her work a "moo moo buggy". A template is available on Geco's DeviantART page here. Be sure to check out her collection of excellent paintings while you are there.