Showing posts with label Submarines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Submarines. Show all posts
July 18, 2020
U-boat Paper Model
The German submarines of World War II are referred to in the US as "U-boats", a nickname derived from the German word for submarine: "Unterseeboot". This 1/100 scale paper model of a type VII C U-boat was created by U-Don's Factory. Printable PDF templates and instructions for the sub are available here. The submarine in the Academy Award nominated movie, Das Boot, is the same type of U-boat as this model.
Labels:
Submarines,
World War II
December 13, 2015
Jules Verne Submarine Papercraft
Jules Verne's 1896 novel, Facing the Flag, features an experimental submarine named the HMS Sword. The fictional English submarine is described in the book as having a commander and a crew of four. This paper model of the Sword was designed and built by Pavel Styl. A PDF template for the sub is available here. Pavel, who is a prolific designer of paper models, also offers an excellent collection of papercraft churches.
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Submarines
June 24, 2013
Leonardo Papercraft Vehicles
The BBC's children's television series Leonardo features an imaginative story line that follows the adventures of a teenage Leonardo DaVinci. The kid's activity page for the series features four free paper models of Leonardo's inventions. Included in the set are a tank, a bicycle, a glider and a submarine. The templates for the papercraft vehicles may be downloaded here.
Labels:
Da Vinci,
Ships,
Submarines,
Tanks
June 13, 2009
Japanese Deep Sea Papercraft
From the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) comes a nice assortment of deep sea papercraft. In addition to eight sea creature papercraft there are papercraft of two submarines, a ship and an oceanographic buoy. My favorite is the manta ray. PDF templates for each of these may be found at the JAMSTEC Papercraft website. Just click on the photos once you are there.
Labels:
Animals,
Fish,
Ships,
Submarines
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