FNaF 1 Papercraft

In the genre of horror video games, none is more popular than the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise. The games task the player to survive the night without getting caught by a host of creepy animatronic animals come to life.  Pictured are paper models of all the animatronic characters from the first video game in the series. From left to right we have Foxy the Pirate Fox, Bonnie the Bunny, Freddy Fazbear, Golden Freddy, Chica the Chicken, and Carl the Cupcake. The printable templates for these paper toys come in JPG format. Here is the templates download link. Build photo by Adogopaper. Sorry, there are no instructions for these!

Other FNaF Papercraft:

Withered Freddy
FNaF Mini Pizza

FNAF Papercraft: Withered Freddy

The Five Nights at Freddy's video game series is the perfect thing to play during the Halloween season. The goal of the horror themed game is to survive the night while locked in a restaurant inhabited by murderous animatronic animals. In FNAF 2, there are worn out, decommissioned versions of the animals, one of which is "Withered Freddy". This Withered Freddy paper model was created by DeviantART member JakovDrawzz. The printable template for the model is available here. Unfortunately, there are no instructions available. :(  The first FNAF game was released in 2014.

Other Video Game Papercraft:

FNAF Pizza Paper Toy
Crash Bandicoot
Nintendo Solid Snake
Overwatch Tracer
Plants vs Zombies

American McGee Cheshire Cat Papercraft

American McGee is a video game designer. He is best known for his two horror genre games based on Alice in Wonderland: American McGee's Alice and Alice: Madness Returns. In the games, a sinister looking Cheshire Cat acts as a "guide" for Alice. This paper model of the cat was created by Emily Stell based on how he appears in Madness Returns. PDF and Pepakura PDO templates for the model may be downloaded here. McGee got his start at id Software where he worked on such video game classics as Doom and Quake.

Other Papercraft Cats:

Stimpy
Sailor Moon Cat Family
Grumpy Cat
Lil Bub
Studio Ghibli Catbus

Ghost Train Papercraft

You may have heard of a ghost ship, but how about a ghost train? This phantom locomotive paper model comes from the spooky imagination of Ray O'Bannon at the Ravensblight website. Ray's backstory for the train is that it appears sometimes at midnight in a certain field where a railroad track once ran in days gone by. As with all the papercraft at Ravensblight, this makes a great Halloween decoration!

Other Scary Papercraft:

Origami Skeleton Hand
Mummy Paper Toy
Severed Zombie Head
Michael Jackson Thriller Head
Haunted Carousel

Printable Zombie Half Mask

It is nearing Halloween and every good papercraft blog is posting masks for the season. Here is one from me: a zombie half mask! I thought covering only one eye was an interesting idea for a mask. Although in order to make this look right I think the nose area of the mask needs to be cut out to allow your own nose to stick through. ^^ The 2D printable image for this mask was created by Buz Carter and may be downloaded from his Flickr page here.

Previous 2D Papercraft Masks:

Cthulhu
Alfred E. Neuman
David Bowie
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Halloween Monsters
Transformers

Papercraft Cemetary

Here's another papercraft from that delightfully creepy website, RavensBlight. This cemetery is part of a collection of paper models of haunted buildings and such. Pieces from the collection work well for miniature gaming or Halloween decorations. The free template for the cemetery may be downloaded here.

Other Spooky Papercraft:
Haunted Carousel
Tabletop Graveyard
3D Frankenstein Monster Mask
Lovecraft Elder Thing
Coffin Treat Boxes

Printable Paper Halloween Monster Masks

Here are some nifty printable monster masks created for Halloween a couple of years ago by artist Emory Allen. The somewhat cheerful group includes Suntanned Vampire, Naked Mummy, and Studious Werewolf. The masks may be downloaded individually here, here and here.

Gremlins Papercraft: Printable Mask

The comedy horror movie Gremlins gave many a child nightmares in the 80's. Now thanks to UK illustrator Nik Holmes you can make your own cartoonish mask of the movie's troublesome little monsters. The two page printable template for the mask is available at Holmes' blog here. Previous Gremlins Papercraft 3D Glasses Gizmo

Lovecraft Papercraft: Elder Thing

Well, it's not Cthulhu, but it comes close. Dubbed the "Elder Things" by the Antarctic explorers who found them in H. P. Lovecraft's novella At the Mountains of Madness, these creatures were thought by the explorers to be extraterrestrials who colonized Earth one billion years ago. This papercraft Elder Thing was created by UK artist Wayne Peters for use in 28mm scale role-playing games. The PDF template is located here.

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3D Frankenstein Monster Mask Papercraft

Apparently the real life Frankenstein Castle near Darmstadt, Germany now houses a restaurant and dinner theater! As part of the restaurant's 2009 Halloween festivities they are offering on their website a nicely done, printable 3D Frankenstein monster mask (kind of looks like Boris Karloff doesn't it?). The link for the PDF papercraft template may be found here. Instructions for assembling the mask are in German only.

Hellraiser Papercraft: Metallic Lament Configuration

I usually don't consider printing papercraft on anything other than white cardstock but, as you can see from these papercraft Lament Configurations, other materials can give you great results. The two smaller cubes on the left were printed on colored construction paper using a black and white template. However, the cube that interests me the most is the one on the right in which the same black and white template was printed on gold metallic paper. I can see lots of possibilities for using this technique, everything from Christmas ornaments to shiny metal weapons. These Hellraiser papercrafts are the work of Ulrich Schreitmueller of Germany. Information on how he built the puzzle boxes may be found here.

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Isaac Clarke Dead Space Paper Toy

From the Gavin Schmidt (the same designer who gave us the Harry Potter paper toy) comes another creation using the "Briki" paper toy template. This time the subject is Isaac Clarke, the main character from the Dead Space video game. I kind of like the hand drawn look of the art. 

UPDATE 1/7/21: Sorry. This paper toy is no longer available.

Gremlins Papercraft: 3D Glasses Gizmo

I thought Mexican graphic designer Sercho05 did an excellent job with the graphics on this Gremlins paper toy. Another nice feature of the toy is that the 3D glasses are removable. Now it's been a long time since I saw the movie, but one thing I do know is that you should make darn sure it's not after midnight before you go dropping Gizmo down in a pile of popcorn like that. ^^ The template for this paper toy is available here.

Papercraft Video Game Skulls

What these two unrelated skull papercraft have is common is that they were both ripped from video games. On the left is a golden skull treasure reward from Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation. On the right is a skull that appears in a treasure chest in American McGee's Alice. The original templates for these were both very small so I enlarged them so that each template was as large as possible yet still fit on one sheet of letter size paper. The resulting skulls are 2.5" (6.4 cm) and 1.75" (4.4 cm) tall. The Tomb Raider skull was ripped and unfolded by Alex at Saschacraft Papercraft and may be downloaded here. The Alice treasure chest skull was ripped and unfolded by the Webdude and is available for download here. 

House of Chtulhu Papertoy

The last instruction on the template for this "House of Cthulhu" papertoy reads "Open the door a crack and stand back!" Designed by Jeffery Dixon to appear as if the mighty Cthulhu has squeezed himself into a tiny shack, building this toy was good creepy fun. The best part was it only about took ten minutes to put together. This papertoy was created in 2008 and is available for download here.

Paper Cthulhu Mask

If you ever need a quick Chthulhu mask, :) this may be just the thing for you. Print, cut out, and you are ready to go. The ever popular Chthulhu is a horrific cosmic being originally created by writer H. P. Lovecraft. This particular mask was created by artist David Galvan for Halloween 2007. Looking closely, it appears that the mask was created from photographs of actual tentacles and scales. Downloads of the mask in either jpg or pdf format are available here.

PS, A previous post of mine on Cthulhu papercraft can be found here. Be on the lookout for more in the future!

Arcane Cube Papercrafts

Here are two identically sized (but unrelated) cube papercrafts. What these cubes have in common is that they are models of boxes with magical properties. On the left is a papercraft of the "Lament Configuration" from the Hellraiser movie series. The Lament Configuration is a puzzle box that when solved opens a portal to a Hell-like dimension. On the right is a "Horadric Cube" from the Diablo II video game. When certain items are placed inside the Horadric Cube they become transmuted into different items. The original creator of the Lament Configuration papercraft is unknown, but the original template plus several modified versions may be downloaded here. The Horadric Cube papercraft was created by DeviantART member "Supaslim", USA, 2009 and may be downloaded here.

Monster Papertoy - Red Creature

I ran across this bad boy on deviantART and couldn't resist building him. At 6 inches (15.2 cm) tall he is a good head and shoulders above most of the other papertoys I have built. I keep thinking I should maybe store something in his tray-like lower jaw like some M&M's or some Skittles. :) Simply titled "Red Creature 2.0", this papertoy was designed by Alex Rietveld, Netherlands, 2008. The template for the monster can be downloaded here.

Lovecraft Papercraft

Here are three papertoys from the realm of Lovecraftian horror literature. Writer H. P. Lovecraft and his circle of authors created a shared fictional universe. In this universe there are various arcane books of forbidden lore which reveal secrets about ancient monstrous entities. The black book is a papertoy of Unaussprechlichen Kulten, a book first appearing in the works of Robert E. Howard. The yellow papertoy book is De Vermis Mysteriis first seen in the works of Robert Bloch. On top of the books is a papertoy of Cthulhu, one of the ancient entities often mentioned in Lovecraftian literature. Each of these toys was created by Jerom, France, 2007 and can be found here, here, and here.

Tabletop Graveyard Papercraft

This past Halloween I pieced together a tabletop graveyard decoration from several free paper models available on the internet. The miniature ghost, zombie and werewolf figures in the graveyard are from a customizable game called Heroscape. The scale of the graveyard is roughly 1:58 (28mm) with the finished scene being about 8" (20cm) by 10" (25cm) and 5 1/2" (13cm) tall. Models included in the scene are:

• Wall, gate, and graves by Wizards of the Coast, USA, 2003.
  Models are here.
• Mausoleum and ground texture by Oidessy Paper Models, Italy, 2003.
  Models are here.
• Tomb by Stones Edges, USA, 2004.
  Model is here.

Other Halloween Papercraft:

Coffin Treat Boxes
Boo! Glasses
Articulated Paper Skeleton

Ghost Train

Haunted Lighthouse