Anyone got these???

[N96HBK]

I've been trying to get this frog model (?????003???????) but there's no download link and I can't read Japanese. Can anyone help, or if anyone has it, could they send it to me?
Thanks.
N96HBK

[OgdenBob]

I have the green frog from Asahi Beer which looks very similar. shoot me an email address and it's yours.

Bob

[N96HBK]

Originally Posted by OgdenBob

I have the green frog from Asahi Beer which looks very similar. shoot me an email address and it's yours.

Bob

Okay. I'll PM you.

[JohnM]

Originally Posted by N96HBK

I've been trying to get this frog model (?????003???????) but there's no download link and I can't read Japanese. Can anyone help, or if anyone has it, could they send it to me?
Thanks.
N96HBK

The Chrome browser does a good job of translating these pages into English, but there are no downloads on offer. Reading through the text, the models would appear to be for sale if you write in for them.

[N96HBK]

Originally Posted by JohnM

The Chrome browser does a good job of translating these pages into English, but there are no downloads on offer. Reading through the text, the models would appear to be for sale if you write in for them.

Oh, I see. Thanks for the information John.

[musicman]

Hi Dong Woo,
If you are still looking for a frog model.
Canon Papercraft has a nice tree frog for
a free download.
Best regards,
Gary

[N96HBK]

Originally Posted by musicman

Hi Dong Woo,
If you are still looking for a frog model.
Canon Papercraft has a nice tree frog for
a free download.
Best regards,
Gary

Actually I do know that one, and I have two (real life) frogs that are the exact same type as the paper model. If you're curious what the type is it's a Japanese tree frog. They live here in Korea too.

Sudden industrial development actually caused our own tree frogs (Suwon tree frog) to be an endangered species.....which I am mad about.

[Gambeir]

The Mind of Minolta...has frogs...
I tried to post direct link but verboten!

I guess you can search "minolta Ishikawa's frog"

Can't seem to attach links of any kind for some reason to the actual website of minolta's free paper models.

Here's what Minolta says about their frog. Probably if you just copy and search with that.

Ishikawa's Frog
We have the most vivid colors in Japan of frog. It is a frog that where fellow also falls relatives around the world called Miatarazu, living fossil. Spawning grounds is limited, because it is sensitive to changes in the environment and water quality, it is important to protect the headwaters of mountain streams.

[SCEtoAUX]

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Konica Minolta Ishikawa's frog