Tuesday, November 10, 2026

A Cute Panda Family Papercraft - by Tanaka Masahiko

Cute Panda Family Papercraft by Tanaka Masahiko featuring one adult panda and two baby panda paper toys on a bright yellow background.

These cute panda papercrafts are another creation by Japanese artist Tanaka Masahiko, who has already appeared several times here on Papermau with his simple, creative, and charming paper models. This time, he brings us two pandas, an adult and a cub, that can be printed, cut out, and assembled to create a little panda family.

There are two different models, each requiring just one sheet of paper. A nice idea is to print two or more copies of the smaller panda, or even two of the larger one, to create an entire family. With a little creativity, you could also build a small diorama with bamboo plants and scenery inspired by the mountains of China, where these animals are native.

And here are two interesting facts about these lovely animals: although some people are unsure about it, giant pandas really are bears, belonging to the same family as brown bears and polar bears. Another curious fact is that, despite being classified as carnivores, their diet consists almost entirely of bamboo. They spend much of their day eating because they need large amounts of this plant to get enough energy.

As with other creations by Tanaka Masahiko, these pandas have a simple and playful appearance, with geometric shapes that give the models a special charm. They are a nice choice for anyone who enjoys animal paper toys and also for those looking for a fun paper project to assemble with children.

Cute Panda Family Free Printable Papercraft by Tanaka Masahiko featuring two adult pandas and two playful cubs made from paper, arranged on a bright yellow background.
Free Panda Family Papercraft by Tanaka Masahiko featuring a standing adult panda and two cute panda cub paper toys on a yellow background.

Estes simpáticos pandas em papercraft são mais uma criação do artista japonês Tanaka Masahiko, que já apareceu algumas vezes aqui no Papermau com seus modelos de papel simples, criativos e cheios de personalidade. Desta vez, ele nos apresenta dois pandas, um adulto e um filhote, que podem ser impressos, recortados e montados para formar uma pequena família.

São dois modelos diferentes, cada um ocupando apenas uma folha de papel. Uma ideia interessante é imprimir dois ou mais exemplares do panda menor e até mesmo dois do maior, criando uma família inteira. Com um pouco de criatividade, dá até para montar um pequeno diorama com bambus e um cenário que lembre as montanhas da China, de onde esses animais são naturais.

E aqui vão duas curiosidades sobre esses simpáticos animais: apesar de muita gente ter dúvidas, os pandas-gigantes são realmente ursos, pertencentes à mesma família dos ursos-pardos e dos ursos-polares. Outra curiosidade é que, embora sejam classificados como carnívoros, sua alimentação é composta quase inteiramente de bambu. Eles passam boa parte do dia comendo, já que precisam consumir grandes quantidades dessa planta para obter energia suficiente.

Como acontece com outros trabalhos de Tanaka Masahiko, estes pandas têm um visual simples e divertido, com formas geométricas que dão aos modelos um charme especial. São uma boa opção para quem gosta de paper toys de animais e também para quem procura um projeto de papel para montar com as crianças.

Free Panda Family Papercraft templates preview by Tanaka Masahiko, showing two printable paper toy patterns for an adult panda and a panda cub.

Below you will find the link to download both panda papercrafts for free, directly from Tanaka Masahiko's page. Each model requires just one sheet of paper:

Download Cute Panda Family Papercraft - by Tanaka Masahiko

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And below you will find four more papercraft projects featuring animals, from cute dogs and cats to a turtle, all created by different artists and previously featured here on Papermau:

Four free animal papercrafts featured on Papermau, including two low-poly cats, an orange turtle and a cute dog paper model.

01 - Low Poly Cat Head Decorative Paper Model - by Michinogami

02 - Cat Resting - A Decorative Polygonal Paper Model - by Methakura

03 - Rare Animals Of Japan - Kame Turtle Miniature Papercraft - by Yamaha Motor Japan

04 - Molly The Löwchen Dog Papercraft - by Gunnar Sillén

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Monday, November 9, 2026

Medieval Castle Dice Tower Papercraft For Board Games
And Wargames - by Paper Make It!

Medieval Castle Dice Tower free papercraft by Paper Make It, showing the red brick tower, stone gateway, tiled roofs and yellow flags for tabletop gaming.

Anyone who enjoys board games, RPGs, or wargames has probably heard of dice towers. For those who are not familiar with them, these are accessories designed to make rolling dice more controlled and impartial. Instead of throwing the dice directly onto the table, players simply drop them through an opening at the top of the tower. The dice tumble down through a series of small ramps or obstacles before emerging at the bottom, where everyone can see the result.

Besides being attractive decorative accessories, especially when designed to resemble castles, fortresses, or medieval buildings, dice towers also serve a practical purpose. They help prevent arguments about questionable dice rolls and keep overly enthusiastic players from throwing dice too forcefully across the gaming table, knocking over miniatures, moving game pieces, and, depending on everyone's temperament, causing a few unnecessary disagreements along the way.

Interestingly, dice towers are far from being a modern invention. The ancient Romans already used similar devices, known as turricula. One of the most famous surviving examples was discovered in Germany, near Vettweiss-Froitzheim, and dates back to the 4th century AD. Made of bronze, it featured internal obstacles that caused the dice to change direction as they fell, helping ensure fairer rolls. So, although we do not know exactly who invented the dice tower, we do know that this clever accessory was already in use many centuries before modern board games appeared.

The model featured in this post is available for free from the Paper Make It! website and resembles a small medieval fortress, complete with a central reddish-brick tower, crenellated walls, smaller buildings, and a paved courtyard. It is a project that should appeal both to gamers looking for an unusual accessory for their gaming sessions and to collectors of medieval paper buildings.

On the original website, the files are divided into several sections, including the base, the floors, and the upper part of the tower. The site also provides illustrated assembly instructions, with photographs showing how the different pieces should be folded, fitted together, and glued. So, besides being a functional gaming accessory, this is also an interesting papercraft project for anyone who enjoys building more elaborate paper models.

Medieval Castle Dice Tower free papercraft by Paper Make It, featuring a red brick tower, crenellated walls and a courtyard for tabletop games.

Quem gosta de jogos de tabuleiro, RPGs ou wargames provavelmente já ouviu falar das chamadas dice towers, ou torres de dados. Para quem ainda não conhece, são acessórios utilizados para lançar dados de maneira mais controlada e imparcial. Em vez de jogá-los diretamente sobre a mesa, o jogador simplesmente os coloca na abertura superior da torre. Os dados percorrem seu interior, batendo em pequenas rampas ou obstáculos, até saírem pela parte inferior, onde o resultado pode ser conferido por todos.

Além de serem acessórios decorativos bastante interessantes, especialmente quando apresentam a aparência de castelos, fortalezas ou construções medievais, essas torres têm uma função prática. Elas ajudam a evitar discussões sobre lançamentos suspeitos e impedem que jogadores mais afoitos arremessem os dados com força sobre o tabuleiro, derrubando miniaturas, deslocando peças e, dependendo do temperamento dos participantes, criando pequenas animosidades que poderiam ser facilmente evitadas.

Uma curiosidade é que as torres de dados estão longe de ser uma invenção moderna. Os antigos romanos já utilizavam dispositivos semelhantes, conhecidos como turricula. Um dos exemplares mais famosos foi encontrado na Alemanha, na região de Vettweiss-Froitzheim, e data do século IV. Fabricado em bronze, possuía obstáculos internos que faziam os dados mudar de direção durante a queda, ajudando a garantir lançamentos mais imparciais. Portanto, embora não se saiba exatamente quem inventou esse acessório, sabemos que ele já era utilizado há muitos séculos, muito antes dos modernos jogos de tabuleiro.

O modelo apresentado neste post foi disponibilizado gratuitamente pelo site Paper Make It! e tem a aparência de uma pequena fortaleza medieval, com uma torre central de tijolos avermelhados, muralhas com ameias, construções menores e um pátio pavimentado. É um projeto que pode agradar tanto aos jogadores que procuram um acessório diferente para suas partidas quanto aos colecionadores de construções medievais em papel.

Na página original, os arquivos estão divididos em várias partes, incluindo a base, os pavimentos e a parte superior da torre. O site também disponibiliza instruções visuais de montagem, com fotografias que ajudam a compreender como as peças devem ser dobradas, encaixadas e coladas. Assim, além de ser um modelo funcional para jogos, é também um interessante projeto de papercraft para quem gosta de construções mais elaboradas.

Medieval Castle Dice Tower free papercraft by Paper Make It, featuring a medieval fortress with crenellated brick tower, stone courtyard and miniature buildings.
Medieval Castle Dice Tower papercraft templates preview by Paper Make It, showing printable parts for assembling the castle and gaming accessory.

Below you will find the link to the original website, where you can download all the templates needed to build this medieval dice tower, along with detailed, step-by-step assembly instructions illustrated with plenty of photographs:

Medieval Castle Dice Tower Papercraft For Board Games And Wargames - by Paper Make It!

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And below, four more papercraft projects for board games, RPGs and wargames, including three other dice towers and a set of twenty-sided dice:

Dice towers and RPG gaming accessories papercraft collection featuring medieval stone towers, colorful D20 dice and a haunted house dice tower, via Papermau.

01 - Niederkassel Dice Tower Paper Model For Wargames - by Kallboys

02 - Heroscapers - Tower Of Lodin - A Dice Tower Paper Model For RPG & Wargames - by AliasQTip

03 - Twenty Sided Dice Papercraft Set - by Papermau - Download Now!

04 - The Haunted House Dice Tower Paper Model - by Robert Nava - via Disney Experience

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Sunday, November 8, 2026

Dungeon People - A Cute Golem Papercraft With Articulated Arms
by Itoht2

Dungeon People Golem free printable papercraft by Itoht2, featuring a cute stone golem with articulated arms holding a sword.

This friendly-looking stone golem is a wonderful creation by Itoht2, a talented Japanese papercraft enthusiast who is also interested in engineering, technology, rockets, and space exploration. The model stands out not only for its appearance but also for the clever solutions the designer came up with to turn a few sheets of paper into a character with moving parts. Its arms are articulated, the hands can be positioned in different ways, and the set even includes a sword and a hoe, allowing the little golem to be displayed in several poses.

The character was inspired by Dungeon People (Dungeon no Naka no Hito), a Japanese manga created by Sui Futami that was also adapted into an anime in 2024. In the story, golems are among the creatures responsible for maintaining a dungeon. With their sturdy bodies, angular shapes, and very simple faces, these characters seem almost made to be turned into paper models, and Itoht2 has done an excellent job of capturing their distinctive appearance.

The papercraft takes up just two sheets of A4 paper, and the designer has also prepared an excellent three-page assembly guide, featuring detailed diagrams and photographs to help with each step of the building process.

Another interesting detail is the option of placing small magnets inside the golem's feet, allowing it to stand on a metal surface. This is a creative and thoughtfully designed project that shows real skill and attention to detail. The author also makes it clear that this is a fan-made creation and is not officially associated with the original work.

Dungeon People Golem free papercraft by Itoht2, showing the handmade stone character and its articulated paper model design.

Este simpático golem de aparência rochosa é uma bela criação de Itoht2, um talentoso entusiasta japonês de papercraft que também se interessa por engenharia, tecnologia, foguetes e exploração espacial. O modelo chama a atenção não apenas pela aparência, mas também pelas soluções inteligentes que o autor encontrou para transformar algumas folhas de papel em um personagem com partes móveis. Os braços são articulados, as mãos podem ser colocadas em diferentes posições e o conjunto inclui ainda uma espada e uma enxada, permitindo apresentar o pequeno golem em várias poses.

O personagem foi inspirado em Dungeon People (Dungeon no Naka no Hito), mangá japonês criado por Sui Futami que também ganhou uma adaptação para anime em 2024. Na história, os golems estão entre as criaturas que trabalham na manutenção de uma masmorra. Com seus corpos robustos, formas angulares e rostos bastante simples, esses personagens parecem ter sido feitos sob medida para virar modelos de papel, e Itoht2 conseguiu reproduzir muito bem suas características.

O papercraft ocupa apenas duas folhas de papel A4, e o autor preparou um excelente manual de montagem de três páginas, com diagramas detalhados e fotografias que ajudam a compreender cada etapa da construção.

Outro detalhe interessante é a possibilidade de colocar pequenos ímãs dentro dos pés do golem, permitindo que ele fique em pé sobre uma superfície metálica. É um projeto criativo e muito bem pensado, que demonstra habilidade e atenção aos detalhes. O próprio autor esclarece que se trata de uma criação de fã, sem qualquer ligação oficial com os responsáveis pela obra.

Dungeon People Golem papercraft by Itoht2, shown in two different poses with previews of both printable template sheets.

Below you will find the link to the original website, where you can download the golem papercraft templates and the illustrated assembly instructions:

Dungeon People - A Cute Golem Papercraft With Articulated Arms - by Itoht2

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Below, four more papercraft projects featuring characters from Japanese anime and manga, all previously featured here at Papermau:

Four anime and manga papercraft projects featured on Papermau: Captain Akiyama, Saitama from One-Punch Man, Komugi from Wonderful Precure!, and Kaibutsu-Kun characters.

01 - Captain Akiyama - An Articulated Anime Figure Papercraft - by Kamino Seisakusho

02 - One-Punch Man - Saitama Paper Toy - by Tonchat Jaizue

03 - Wonderful Precure! - Komugi Dog Papercraft - by MONOcraft

04 - Kaibutsu-Kun - Anime Characters Paper Toys - by Paper Block

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Genova La Superba - A Historical 3D Papercraft Diorama - by Alfredo Podestà

Genova La Superba 3D Papercraft Diorama by Alfredo Podestà - A 15th-Century Italian Square with Medieval Architecture and Harbor View

Genova La Superba is a beautiful paper diorama created by Italian artist Alfredo Podestà, who lives in Genoa and finds an important source of inspiration in the history, colors, and architecture of his city. Besides papercrafts, Alfredo is also interested in music and graphic arts, passions he shares on his website, Alfredo Emotions.

The model depicts a small square in 15th-century Genoa, with its cobblestone streets, historic buildings, characters dressed in period clothing, and a busy harbor filled with sailing ships in the background. The scene also features the famous Lanterna di Genova, the historic lighthouse that has become one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. In the foreground, a stone arcade with columns and colorful banners completes the composition. The scenery is made up of several layers of paper, arranged one behind the other to create an interesting sense of depth.

This way of creating scenery is reminiscent of both traditional Japanese tatebanko and old European perspective boxes, also known as peep shows. These forms of paper art, popular at different times throughout history, used layered illustrations to create miniature three-dimensional scenes, often inspired by theatrical performances, cityscapes, and historical events. The result is similar to a tiny theater stage, where each layer helps bring depth and life to the composition.

In the first image of this post, you can see a 3D view of the completed diorama. The second image shows an exploded view of the same model, with its different layers separated but still arranged in the order in which they fit together, making it easier to understand how the scenery is assembled and how the illusion of depth is created. The third image shows the six printable sheets containing all the parts needed to build the diorama.

The free PDF file contains seven pages, including all the parts needed to assemble the model and illustrated instructions in Italian. It is an interesting project for anyone who enjoys historical architecture, dioramas, and miniature scenery, as well as a different way to discover a little of the atmosphere and history of this famous Italian city.

Genova La Superba 3D Papercraft Diorama by Alfredo Podestà - Exploded View Showing Layered Medieval Buildings, Arches and Harbor Scenery

Genova La Superba é um belo diorama de papel criado pelo artista italiano Alfredo Podestà, que vive em Gênova e encontra na história, nas cores e na arquitetura de sua cidade uma importante fonte de inspiração. Além dos modelos de papel, Alfredo também se interessa por música e artes gráficas, paixões que compartilha em seu site, Alfredo Emotions.

O modelo representa uma pequena praça da Gênova do século XV, com suas ruas de pedra, edifícios históricos, personagens em trajes de época e um movimentado porto repleto de embarcações ao fundo. Na paisagem também aparece a famosa Lanterna de Gênova, o histórico farol que se tornou um dos símbolos da cidade. Na parte frontal, uma arcada com colunas de pedra e bandeiras coloridas completa a composição. O cenário é formado por diferentes camadas de papel, dispostas uma atrás da outra para criar uma interessante sensação de profundidade.

Essa maneira de construir cenários lembra tanto os tradicionais tatebanko japoneses quanto as antigas caixas de perspectiva europeias, também conhecidas como peep shows. Essas formas de arte em papel, populares em diferentes épocas da história, utilizavam ilustrações sobrepostas para criar pequenas paisagens tridimensionais, muitas vezes inspiradas em cenas teatrais, cidades e acontecimentos históricos. O resultado é semelhante ao de um pequeno palco de teatro, no qual cada camada contribui para dar profundidade e vida à composição.

Na primeira imagem deste post, você pode ver uma representação em 3D do diorama completamente montado. A segunda imagem mostra uma vista explodida do mesmo modelo, com suas diferentes camadas separadas, mas ainda organizadas na ordem em que se encaixam, permitindo entender melhor como o cenário é montado e como se cria a ilusão de profundidade. A terceira imagem mostra as seis folhas para impressão, com todas as peças necessárias para montar o diorama.

O arquivo gratuito, em formato PDF, contém sete páginas, incluindo todas as peças necessárias para a montagem e instruções ilustradas em italiano. É um projeto interessante para quem aprecia arquitetura histórica, dioramas e cenários em miniatura, além de ser uma maneira diferente de conhecer um pouco da atmosfera e da história desta famosa cidade italiana.

Genova La Superba 3D Papercraft by Alfredo Podestà - Preview of Six Printable Template Sheets with Medieval Buildings, Arches and Harbor Scenery

Below, you will find the link to the original Genova La Superba page on Alfredo Podestà's website, where you can download the complete PDF with the templates and illustrated assembly instructions for free.

Genova La Superba - A Historical 3D Papercraft Diorama - by Alfredo Podestà

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Below, four more papercraft projects previously featured here at Papermau, including a layered version of Van Gogh's Starry Night, a medieval diorama, a traditional Japanese tatebanko, and a video game-inspired shadow box. Each uses paper in a different way to create miniature scenes with a sense of depth.

Four Free Papercraft Dioramas - Related Models Featuring Japanese Tatebanko, Medieval Scenery and Layered Shadow Box Art - via Papermau

01 - Vincent Van Gogh`s Starry Night In Tatebanko Version - by Papermau

02 - Book Nook - A Medieval Diorama Paper Model - by Papermau

03 - Three Traditional Japanese Tatebankos & A Decorative Gift Box - by Mizuta Museum of Art

04 - Metroid Fusion - A Tatebanko Decorative Papercraft - by Pitholaur

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Saturday, November 7, 2026

The Throne Of Stone - A Fantasy Papercraft For Wargames
And Dioramas - by Paper Make It

The Throne of Stone fantasy papercraft with a stone throne, ceremonial altar, wizard and miniature figures in a medieval wargame diorama - via Papermau

Created by Paper Make It, The Throne of Stone is a fantasy papercraft set featuring a stone throne and a ceremonial altar, both decorated with marble-like textures, red carpets and flaming torches.

The throne stands on a stepped platform, while the altar has a distinctive curved shape and decorative sun symbols. Together, they form a small setting that looks like something taken from an ancient temple or the throne room of a powerful wizard.

The inscription on the back of the throne reads "Omnis Habet Patientiae," a Latin phrase that seems intended to mean "Everyone has patience." Although the Latin is not grammatically correct, the message fits the mysterious atmosphere of the diorama. Perhaps the throne belongs to an ancient wizard or a powerful ruler who expects patience, loyalty and obedience from his followers.

These models were originally designed for tabletop wargames, but they are also perfect for fantasy dioramas, RPG adventures and displays featuring medieval or fantasy miniatures. With a few figures, such as a wizard, some guards or a group of mysterious followers, you can create a complete scene around them.

The Throne of Stone is part of The City of Stone collection and is available for free on the Paper Make It website.

The Throne of Stone papercraft by Paper Make It featuring a stone throne and ceremonial altar with flaming torches for fantasy wargames and dioramas - via Papermau

Criado pelo site Paper Make It, The Throne of Stone é um conjunto de papercrafts de fantasia composto por um trono de pedra e um altar cerimonial, ambos decorados com texturas que imitam mármore, tapetes vermelhos e tochas com chamas.

O trono fica sobre uma plataforma com degraus, enquanto o altar tem um formato curvo bastante característico e símbolos decorativos que representam o sol. Juntos, eles formam um pequeno cenário que parece ter saído de um templo antigo ou da sala do trono de um poderoso mago.

No encosto do trono está escrita a frase em latim "Omnis Habet Patientiae", que parece querer dizer "Todos têm paciência". Embora a construção não esteja gramaticalmente correta em latim, a mensagem combina com a atmosfera misteriosa do diorama. Talvez o trono pertença a um antigo mago ou a um governante poderoso que espera paciência, lealdade e obediência de seus seguidores.

Esses modelos foram criados originalmente para jogos de wargame de mesa, mas também são perfeitos para dioramas de fantasia, aventuras de RPG e exposições de miniaturas medievais ou fantásticas. Com algumas figuras, como um mago, alguns guardas ou um grupo de seguidores misteriosos, é possível criar uma cena completa ao redor deles.

The Throne of Stone faz parte da coleção The City of Stone e está disponível gratuitamente no site Paper Make It.

The Throne of Stone papercraft templates preview showing printable parts for the fantasy stone throne and ceremonial altar by Paper Make It - via Papermau

Below you will find the link to download The Throne of Stone papercraft set, including the stone throne and ceremonial altar, directly from the Paper Make It website.

The Throne Of Stone - A Fantasy Papercraft For Wargames And Dioramas - by Paper Make It

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And below you will find four more medieval and fantasy-themed papercrafts previously featured here on Papermau, all suitable for dioramas, RPG adventures and tabletop wargames.

Four free medieval fantasy papercrafts featuring castles, ancient ruins and diorama scenery for tabletop wargames and RPG adventures - related posts via Papermau

01 - A Temple Paper Model For Dioramas, RPG & Wargames - by D-Mind

02 - A Miniature Medieval Castle Paper Model - by Manfred Feiss

03 - Book Nook - A Medieval Diorama Paper Model - by Papermau

04 - The Ruins Of An Ancient Castle Whose Name Has Been Lost In Time - by Papermau

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Thursday, November 5, 2026

Hello Kitty BMW M5 Papercraft In 1/24 Scale - by Lavahi Crafts

Pink Hello Kitty BMW M5 CS papercraft in 1/24 scale, customized by Lavahi Crafts, showing front and side details of the paper model

Indian paper modeler Lazeem Mohammed, from Lavahi Crafts, presents a rather different version of the BMW M5 CS (F90), transformed into a pink car with a Hello Kitty theme. The original model was created by Alexey Kirzhnev, from Paper Car Tuning, and received a series of modifications by Lazeem, including a new paint scheme, Hello Kitty decals, an interior matching the body color, silver wheels, a brushed aluminum-look hood, and aerodynamic details with a white carbon fiber-style finish.

The original idea was to build the car as a gift for a friend, but Lazeem says he liked the finished result so much that he decided to keep it in his own collection. He also added a small handmade bouquet on the passenger seat, a detail that fits perfectly with the theme of the model. The BMW was built in 1/24 scale using approximately 200 gsm semi-gloss paper, and took around 40 hours to complete.

An important detail for anyone planning to build this papercraft is that Lazeem used A3-sized sheets to print the templates. Therefore, anyone choosing to print them on A4 or US Letter paper should keep in mind that, if the pages are proportionally reduced to fit these formats, the finished model will be smaller than the original 1/24 scale. When reducing from A3 to A4, the parts become approximately 70.7% of their original size, resulting in a final scale close to 1/34. Also, since the parts will be smaller, cutting, folding, and gluing will become a little more challenging, especially in the more detailed areas of the car.

At the Lavahi Crafts website, you will find links to download both the customized Hello Kitty version and the original BMW M5 model, along with a video tutorial showing how to assemble the car.

Pink Hello Kitty BMW M5 CS papercraft in 1/24 scale by Lavahi Crafts, featuring a detailed front view, black roof, silver wheels, and sporty bodywork

O modelista indiano Lazeem Mohammed, do site Lavahi Crafts, apresenta uma versão bastante diferente do BMW M5 CS (F90), transformado em um carro cor-de-rosa com a temática da Hello Kitty. O modelo original foi criado por Alexey Kirzhnev, do Paper Car Tuning, e recebeu uma série de modificações feitas por Lazeem, incluindo uma nova pintura, adesivos da Hello Kitty, interior combinando com a carroceria, rodas prateadas, capô com aparência de alumínio escovado e detalhes aerodinâmicos com acabamento que imita fibra de carbono branca.

A ideia inicial era montar o carro como presente para uma amiga, mas Lazeem conta que gostou tanto do resultado que acabou ficando com ele para sua própria coleção. Ele ainda acrescentou um pequeno buquê feito à mão no banco do passageiro, um detalhe que combina perfeitamente com a proposta do modelo. O BMW foi montado na escala 1/24, utilizando papel semibrilhante de aproximadamente 200 g/m², e levou cerca de 40 horas para ficar pronto.

Um detalhe importante para quem pretende montar esse papercraft é que Lazeem utilizou folhas no formato A3 para imprimir os templates. Portanto, quem optar por imprimir em A4 ou carta deve ter em mente que, se as páginas forem reduzidas proporcionalmente para caber nesses formatos, o modelo ficará em uma escala menor que a original 1/24. No caso da redução de A3 para A4, o tamanho das peças passa a ser aproximadamente 70,7% do original, fazendo com que a escala final fique próxima de 1/34. Além disso, como as peças também ficarão menores, o trabalho de recorte, dobra e colagem será um pouco mais difícil, especialmente nas partes mais detalhadas do carro.

No site Lavahi Crafts, você encontrará os links para baixar a versão personalizada da Hello Kitty e o modelo original do BMW M5, além de um vídeo tutorial mostrando a montagem do carro.

Pink Hello Kitty BMW M5 CS papercraft in 1/24 scale, customized by Lavahi Crafts, featuring detailed bodywork and a sporty design.


Below you will find the link to the Lavahi Crafts website, where you can download the Hello Kitty BMW M5 papercraft, find the original BMW M5 template, and watch a video tutorial showing how to assemble the car.

Link: Hello Kitty BMW M5 Papercraft In 1/24 Scale - by Lavahi Crafts

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And below you will find four more papercrafts previously featured here on Papermau, including classic sports cars, a cute Hello Kitty paper toy, and even a Formula 1 racing game with a Hello Kitty theme.

Four racing car papercrafts featuring a BMW M3, Porsche 911, two Nissan GT-Rs, and a Hello Kitty Formula 1 dice game - via Papermau

01 - BMW M3 Evolution 1990 Papercraft In 1/24 Scale - by Hartmut Scholz

02 - Build a Classic 1972 Porsche 911 Carrera Papercraft - by Takumi

03 - Nissan Motul Autech GT-R GT500 Paper Model In 1/32 Scale - by Mikio Kajiwara

04 - Sahara Force India Formula 1 Dice Game Papercraft - by NEC

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