Web Page with Collection of Paper Model Sites

[Karl]

Originally Posted by Vermin_King

I have fond memories of punch cards. A rich kid at the college had a BMW with a sunroof that he always left open. A friend of mine who worked in the computer lab, whose job included throwing away the bags and bags of chads, started collecting the bags for us. Of course, they had to go in the sunroof.

BTW, no alcohol was involved in this escapade

Hahaha.
One of our instructors at technical college had a soft top sports car and left the roof down one day. We wheeled it into the packing bay and filled it with flowpack before returning it to the car park.

There was flowpack in every corner of the campus for weeks afterwards.

[John Wagenseil]

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Downloads for models about 3/4 of the way down the page.

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[John Wagenseil]

Here is a large group of paper models designed to promote tourism and industry of Japanese cities:

http://web.archive.org/web/20080304040350/http://www.pa.kkr.mlit.go.jp/tool/pdf/
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(I found the link above on this page:
http://b.hatena.ne.jp/yaskohik/%E7%B5%84%E4%B8%8A/ )


Other random findings:
A low resolution image of of Russo_Japan War cut out paper soldiers
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This is a single page of a tatebanko that appears to show an inn
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A cut out paper doll of a very tired looking woman who has a huge clothing collection. There are traditional kimono and a western dress.
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A poster of a 2010 Tatebanko (Omochae) exhibit at Tamagawa Campus Museum
http://www.tamagawa.jp/campus/museum...tail_3034.html
At the bottom of the page there are tatebanko for sale. I wish my school had gone all out to promote tatebanko or any kind of paper model.

A page with a list of web sites that have paper models. There are a few dead links, but most of the sites are still alive.
http://www.shitera.com/paper_e.html

A boys day carp banner
http://ja.ukiyo-e.org/image/artelino/47617g1

A port scene with battleships and rowboats
http://kogundou.exblog.jp/18785729/

A scene in the countryside
http://kogundou.exblog.jp/19416447/

More posts about tatebanko with pictures of the impossible to find examples of the Hokusai theatre tatebanko, samurai armor sets and 47 Ronin scene.
http://stelo.sblo.jp/article/131176394.html

Wood (pre paper) models of traditional buildings
http://wabisabinippon.ocnk.net/product/141
http://akasidehibiki.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-144.html

[John Wagenseil]

http://www.niku-mansei.com/contents/05club/papercraft/paper_hamburg.html

It looks good enough to eat.

[John Wagenseil]

A couple of good looking Mecha can be downloaded using the links provided on this page
Another Front Mission 4 Paper Model | studionebula.com

http://studionebula.com/blog/2007/08/27/another-front-mission-4-paper-model

A weapons set for the mecha not accessible from the above links
www.square-enix.co.jp/fm/FM4_3Weapons.pdf
And another Mecha download :
http://www.square-enix.co.jp/fm/fm5/download/numsekar.html

[John Wagenseil]

Finally a model in answer to this thread: http://www.papermodelers.com/forum/cardboard-lounge/33002-nissan-fairlady-z.html?highlight=fairlady

Fair Lady Nismo can be reproduced in 1/18th scale of the original size. It is well worth completing the miniature.
Please enjoy recreating your FAIR LADY Z by yourself.
LET'S TRY!!

http://www.nissan.co.jp/EVENT/PAPERCRAFT/Z/

And a few more models from Nissan
http://www.nissan.co.jp/EVENT/PAPERCRAFT/


(The paper model designer's web page.
http://kj-graphic.com/page/modelart.html
Some of these highly desirable Japanese paper models are unobtainable, but others can be found at Canon and Honda's web sites.)

[John Wagenseil]

Japanese School Girl
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The link is at the bottom of the web page.

[John Wagenseil]

I found several very nice Japanese paper models that I cannot download.
Here are the links, so at least we can see what we are missing out on.
A retro looking car of the future with big fins: ???????????????? - ????????????????
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A page showing examples of Masahiro Kushima's paper model's. Many of his models have been posted on this site, but as you can see, he has done many privately commissioned models that are out of our reach.
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I had taken a break from looking for paper models. Like mushrooms, a new crop of Japanese paper models sprouted, when I was not looking for them. Some of them cannot be harvested and can only be admired from a distance.

Here is another web page of a paper model creator, no downloads but interesting models to look at
http://paper-world.jp/showcase/index_pc.html

[John Wagenseil]

A collection of five (5) paper model samurai armors from the makers of Epson Printers. These are the most highly detailed paper models of Samurai Armor that I have seen.
In order to print the files you have to have the Japanese language version of MS Internet Explorer, a verified driver for a recent Epson color printer installed on your computer, a supported Epson printer, and an Epson user account.
Unfortunately, I have none of those today.
It appears that the actual files cannot be downloaded, they can only be web printed by an Epson printer.

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http://webprint.epson.jp/mypage/craft/real/sengoku.jsp

[John Wagenseil]

https://web.archive.org/web/20090404...r_dl/real.html

https://web.archive.org/web/20090406..._dl/anime.html

https://web.archive.org/web/20090402...niversary.html

Animals and a boxy truck from a dead Japanese web site.