Web Page with Collection of Paper Model Sites

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Sorry, I did not give the complete url for toshibatec site. My browser shows a page with lots of lines of null symbols, just click everywhere to find which lines link to paper models.

Butelczynski @
TSMC has JASDF planes but they are available only until next batch of models are posted.

A Wheelchair
http://www.yoshinaka.jp/papercraft/kurumaisu/kurumaisu_01.html

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Konaya Inn. An inn featured in a Japanese novel. The site originally hosting the model is off line, but the model was saved on the Wayback Machine.

https://web.archive.org/web/20110828.../ex_index.html

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https://creativecenter.brother.eu/fa...ry=paper-craft

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http://www.sasatoku.co.jp/html/contents/special/papercraft/

The 2017 Sasatoku special fruit paper craft series is complete and can be downloaded.
Models from years past can be accessed via the link at page bottom.
These include flowers, stylized animals, sea creatures, vegetables, boxes, automatons, fairy tale scenes, Japanese celebration items, paper toys, English study aids and zodiac signs.
This site might be worth re-visiting at the end of 2018 to see if there is a 2018 series of paper models to download.
The site also has a link to an nice looking eco calendar that you can purchase in 100 item lots.

Best wishes to all for 2018,
--- may your glue flow freely and never smear, blob or wrinkle.

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http://www.nekohigeya.com/mouchet.html
A European style cottage built for a foreign mine foreman.

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One Yen Yrain is the nickname of the Meigyo train which connected the 6km distance between the Ming and Sonoko coal fields in 1929-1985.

http://www.nekohigeya.com/1yen_t.html

Click on the I yen coin to get the display base and on the ticket to go to the page with all the train models and coal mine traction engine models.

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http://www.nekohigeya.com/ak_yokujo.html

A public bath house used by the employees of the

Mitsubishi Mining Mineko Mine .

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A lantern at a riverside dock
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http://www.nekohigeya.com/oryu.html
This site is worth exploring, both to learn about the history of Japanese coal mining and for other paper models which are scattered around the site. There appear to be a few models which either have been withdrawn or have not been posted yet.

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You're right. There is a lot of interesting stuff to explore on that site.
Thanks for the link.

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A new figure from Kujiracraft.
Mr. Toki of Pelican Epidanthosquitters from Toumon Friends (this is the machine translation).
A paper craft that can be moved by assembling a movable element body!
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or
http://pepakura.kujiracraft.net/article/449879038.html
The download is a multiclick-multipage process, the last thing to click on before the download starts is " こちら "
The first page of the site is
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or
http://pepakura.kujiracraft.net
showing his current design and build of a fully articulated paper character with an internal skeleton, construction information and links to previous paper figures.
Some of the figures require esoteric double secret Japanese building techniques that are even more advanced and mystical than those required for a UHU02 model.

Warning
This is a Japanese web site, some of the advertisements that appear on the download link web pages are NSFW>