Life Size Baby Groot Papercraft

In the Marvel movie, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, a group of Ravagers (think space pirates) capture Baby Groot. They dress him in clothes and declare he is now their mascot. This life size paper model of Groot in Ravager clothes was created by PJ Exelero Papercraft. The finished model stands about 12" (30 cm) and comes with a display base. The template for the model is available in Pepakura PDO format only. The unlocked PDO may be downloaded here. Build photo by DeviantART member Hugo-drax.

Previous Life Size Papercraft:

Master Yoda
S.U.N. Elementalist
DBZ Goku and Kit Buu
Incredible Hulk
Harley Quinn
R2-D2

Rocket and Groot Papercraft

Sadly, Groot is currently gone from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. *Sniff* But perhaps things will change when Avengers: Endgame is released on April 26th! Until then, we can pass the time by building some Marvel papercraft! ;) This Rocket Raccoon and Groot pair was created by the fine folks at UnfoldBrazil. The Pepakura PDO template for the model is available here. Included in the download is a base for the figures.

Other Avengers Paper Models:

Mighty Thor
Life Size Hulk
Captain America
Thanos Paper Toy
Iron Spider

Guardians of the Galaxy Groot Paper Toy

Finally another Groot papercraft! Produced by a graphic designer, this Groot paper toy comes with two different heads. One of the heads has an angry face. The other head has a somewhat sad looking face. The JPG template for the model may be downloaded at Behance. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 is set to be released in theaters on May 5th of this year. Can't wait!

Other Marvel Comics Papercraft:
S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier
Captain America Figure
Dancing Baby Groot Automata
Life Size Iron Man Helmet
Eye of Agamotto

Dancing Baby Groot Papercraft

At the end of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy movie, a re-sprouting baby Groot is seen dancing when no one is looking. Designer Richenna King recreates the memorable scene with this baby Groot papercraft. As if the papercraft wasn't cool enough in and of itself, it is also an automata that actually dances! A PDF template, instructions, and a movie of the model in action may be found on King's Behance page. In the Marvel Comics universe, Groot is a member of a plant-based extraterrestrial race. One characteristic of the race is the ability to re-grow after being destroyed (as long as at least one sprig of their former body is recovered).