Doctor Who Dalek Paper Dolls

On the one hand, the idea of Dalek paper dolls seems a little absurd, but on the other hand there is something about them I find a little amusing. These well executed Dalek paper dolls are the creation of DeviantART member, MadunTwo-Swords. The dolls may be downloaded here. Madun also offers many other Doctor Who cutouts to amaze and delight.

Other Doctor Who Papercraft:

Mini Tardis
Sontaran Rifle
Cyberman Helmet
K-9 Robot

Doctor Who Paper Snowflakes

Lu at Oodlycrafting has created a series of Doctor Who paper snowflakes! Pictured are four out of the dozen or so she has produced so far. Starting in the upper left and going clockwise the snowflakes are: Gallifreyan lettering, Cybermen, sonic screwdrivers, and TARDISes with weeping angels. Printable templates and instructions are located here.

Doctor Who Siege Mode TARDIS Papercraft

My papercrafter friend Skele-kitty has created a Doctor Who papercraft! It is a model of a siege mode TARDIS. The siege mode TARDIS made its first appearance in the eighth Doctor Who TV series when Doctor Who "collapsed" his time machine down to a small cube to protect it from an oncoming train. The PDF template for the model is available here.

Mini TARDIS Papercraft

There are plenty of paper models around of Doctor Who's TARDIS, but none quite as small as this. Papercraft designer Dave Winfield proves once again he is a master at creating detailed models whose templates fit on a single sheet of paper. The PDF template for the TARDIS may be found here. For the uninitiated, the TARDIS is a time machine that appears to be a British police call box.

Previously posted TARDIS papercraft:
Weetabix TARDIS
TARDIS Interiors
Cardboard TARDIS
TARDIS Greeting Card

Doctor Who Sontaran Rifle Papercraft

In the Doctor Who universe, Sontarans are a militaristic alien race from the planet Sontar. As Sontarans have only three stubby fingers on each hand, their guns are designed with large holes to accommodate grasping the weapons. This papercraft Sontaran laser rifle is based on a model from the Doctor Who: The Adventure Games video game. The Pepakura PDO template for the rifle was created by Movieman and may be downloaded here.

DIY 3D Doctor Who Diorama Greeting Card

This 3d Doctor Who diorama was created by DeviantART member RudeAndGinger to be used as a greeting card. The card expands like an accordion to give a 3D view inside the good doctor's TARDIS. The template for the diorama includes three different Doctor Who cut outs. To download the template and detailed instructions go here, right click on the image, and pick "save as" to save the PDF file.

1975 Weetabix TARDIS Papercraft

In 1975 the UK breakfast cereal brand Weetabix offered Doctor Who cut outs on the back of their cereal boxes. One of the cut outs was a TARDIS paper model. Original copies of the Weetabix TARDIS are hard to come by these days, but thanks to Paul Vought we can build a replica of the vintage papercraft. A download of Paul's TARDIS template based on the original is available here.

UPDATE 6/21/2019: A scan of the original template may be found here!

Doctor Who Cyberman Helmet Papercraft

In the history of the Doctor Who television show there have been two types of Cybermen. In the original series, Cybermen are cyborgs from the planet Mondas. In the reboot of the series, Cybermen are robotic entities manufactured on an alternate universe Earth by Cybus Industries. This papercraft Cyberman helmet is that of the second type of Cyberman. PDF and Pepakura PDO templates for the helmet may be downloaded at Hellsword Papercraft.

DIY Cardboard TARDIS (Doctor Who)

The pieces of this corrugated cardboard model of Doctor Who's TARDIS were cut out using a laser cutter and assembled using a minimal amount of glue. Don't have a laser cutter? The parts may be printed on paper, glued to cardboard, then cut out by hand. The template for the TARDIS is available at the DIY website, Thingiverse.

Papercraft Doctor Who Time Lord Pocket Watch

This papercraft Doctor Who pocket watch is based on a 3D model from the BBC sponsored PC game, Doctor Who: The Adventure Games. The good doctor can be seen from time to time using a similar watch in the television series. PDF and Pepakura PDO templates for the watch are available from Hellsword Papercraft.

Eleven Chibi Paper Toy Incarnations of Doctor Who

The Time Lords in the Doctor Who television show have the ability to regenerate a new body when critically injured. Doctor Who, being a Time Lord, has regenerated eleven times in the history of the series. DeviantART member Rabenstolz has created chibi paper toys of each of the eleven doctors. Links to each of the .jpg templates may be found here.

Doctor Who Robot Animal Papercraft Models

This collection of papercraft robot animals from the BBC television series Doctor Who is the work of Mike Daws. In the upper left is the K-9 Mark 2 robot dog from the Doctor Who spin-off, K-9. In the upper right, is an army of cybermats ("pets" of the Cybermen) as they appear in Series 6 of the show. In the lower right is a robot parrot called a "polyphase avatron" which appears in an older episode of Doctor Who entitled "The Pirate Planet". Finally in the lower left corner, is the 1960's version of a cybermat. The templates for the robots may be found through the following links:

K-9 Mark 2
Series 6 Cybermats
Polyphase Avatron
60's Cybermat

Doctor Who Paper Toys

The sci-fi television character Doctor Who has gone through many different incarnations over the years. Papercrafter "Ditch-scrawls" has captured the distinguishing features of the 10th and 11th doctors in paper toy form. The templates for the two doctors are located here and here. The paper toy of the 10th doctor comes with an optional overcoat.

Doctor Who Papercaft: TARDIS Interiors

These two paper models of TARDIS interiors are the creation of Philip Lawrence. Philip runs Action Figure Theatre, a website devoted to creating online Doctor Who comic books constructed from photographs of action figure toys. On the left is the 80's version of the tardis used by the 5th, 6th and 7th doctors. On the right is the tardis as it appears in the 1996 Doctor Who movie which features the 8th doctor (look for it be released on DVD in the US later this year). Both of the papercraft models are scaled to fit 5" action figures. Downloads of the templates can be found here and here.

Doctor Who Papercraft: Heavenly Host Ornament

In 2007, the BBC offered a free download of a papercraft Doctor Who Christmas ornament. The ornament is of one of the angelic looking service robots known as the "Heavenly Host" from the Doctor Who episode entitled Voyage of the Damned. Despite their "holy" appearance, the robots can be deadly, their halos being used as throwing weapons. A download of the template for the ornament is still available here.

Doctor Who Papercraft: Comic Strip Dalek

The extraterrestrial race of cyborgs known as the Daleks are considered by many to be Doctor Who's greatest enemy. The Dalek's battle cry of "Ex-ter-min-ate!" has been heard consistently on the good Doctor's sci fi television show since 1963. In the 60's and 70's Doctor Who's adventures appeared in comic strip form as well as on television. Pete D who runs a blog about the old Doctor Who comic strips created this papercraft Dalek based on their appearance in the comics.This particular Dalek is a red domed commander. The two part printable template for the Dalek is located here.

Doctor Who Papercraft: Cyberman Mask

Need a quick Cyberman mask? The Doctor Who Insania blog has just the thing, a printable 2D mask of one of the good doctor's most persistent enemies. Cybermen first appeared in the original Doctor Who science fiction television series in 1966 and have been plaguing the doctor ever since. A download of the mask is available here.

Doctor Who Papercraft: Robot Santa Mask

Both the 2005 and 2006 Christmas specials of the Doctor Who television show feature robot Santas. The robot Santas are villains who arm themselves with musical instruments that double as weapons. Their trombones fire mortar shells, their trumpets fire bullets and their tubas are capable of being used as flamethrowers! This 2D printable paper mask is by Peter McKinstry and is based on the robot Santas as they appeared in the 2006 special which is titled "The Runaway Bride". A download of the mask is available from the BBC website here.

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Doctor Who Papercraft: Cybershade Mask

This papercraft Cybershade mask was a free download offered by the BBC to promote the Doctor Who television show during the 2008 Christmas season. Cybershades are variants of Doctor Who's long time enemies the Cybermen. The three page PDF template is available here. The only downside to building this mask is the lack of gluing flaps, but they can be easily improvised by most papercrafters with any experience.

Doctor Who Papercraft: Adipose

In the "Partners in Crime" episode of the newest Doctor Who television series, there appear hundreds of cuddly little alien creatures called "Adipose". The oddest thing about the Adipose is that they are composed entirely of human body fat. This makes sense considering "adipose" is the medical term for fat tissue. The fatty papercraft pictured above is the creation of Sponzar of the Hunkydorky blog. You can grab a template for a papercraft Adipose of your own here.