Peach's Castle (Odyssey)

This papercraft of Peach’s castle is based on the souvenir model you can get in Super Mario Odyssey. The model is one of the ornaments you can get to decorate the ship and is a miniature of the full size Peach’s castle in the Mushroom Kingdom. The castle design is similar to the one from Super Mario 64 and features a similar giant portrait of Peach.

The smaller turrets can be a little fiddly, but they’re actually all optional, so if you’re struggling with them don’t worry about it too much. The base can also be a little tricky and may need some gentle encouragement to straighten out. Remember paper is flexible! You can bend it slightly to shape it.

Approximate Dimensions:

Height: 25cm
Width: 25cm
Depth: 15cm

Pages: 9
Parts: 104
Difficulty: Medium/Hard (4/5)

(Sorry the downloads are separated - the textures I made are so inefficient the files are too big. Oops)

Cheshire Cat

The Cheshire Cat acts as Alice’s ally and guide in both American McGee’s Alice and Alice: Madness Returns. His hints and comments are often more cryptic and philosophical than helpful. This papercraft is based off his appearance in Alice: Madness Returns. His design is very skeletal which means the craft features a lot of narrow parts and awkward protrusions. It’s rated as medium/hard, or 4/5 because these parts can be fiddly. Using the .pdo for reference is also highly, highly recommended here.

Approximate Dimensions:

Height: 25cm
Width: 12cm
Depth: 28cm

Pages: 7
Parts: 126
Difficulty: Medium/Hard

Carlov & Nintendo Gallery Diorama

In The Legend of Zelda: the Wind Waker, Carlov runs a semi-secret members-only ‘club’ called the Nintendo Gallery. Members of the club provide Carlov with pictographs of enemies or NPCs and the master sculptor Carlov will craft a figurine of them. Figurines can be viewed in the gallery which is under a hatch in the Forest Haven.

This papercraft features Carlov, the sculptor himself anda little diorama inspired by his desk and workstation in the Nintendo Gallery. His room in the game is so large that only a tiny selection of objects can fit in this paper rendition! This papercraft can be a little fiddly in places, so if you’re not super confident there’s a version of the desk that removes the finer details. There’s also a slightly larger version of Carlov, but be warned this version won’t fit inside the diorama.

Approximate Dimensions (Carlov Only):

Height: 18cm
Width: 9cm
Depth: 9cm

Pages: 4
Parts: 73

Approximate Dimensions (Desk):

Height: 26cm
Width: 24cm
Depth: 22cm

Pages: 17
Parts: 65

Difficulty: Medium/Hard

Rotating Tingle Tower ft. Tiniest Tingle

In The Legend of Zelda: the Wind Waker, Tingle lives in the eponymous Tingle Tower. The tower was actually built by Tingle’s younger brother Ankle, who has a somewhat strained relationship with his siblings.

The papercraft features a fully rotating head, just like in the game. Unfortunately though, unless you have some lackeys handy you’ll have to turn it yourself! The tower has a hand carved feel so it’s not rotationally symmetrical. This means it really matters which pieces attach to other similar pieces. Check the pdo to make sure!

Also included is a tiny little Tingle craft to sit in the tower. This one is really small so make sure you’ve got tweezers ready and take your time.

Approximate Dimensions:

Height: 35cm
Width: 20cm
Depth: 17cm

Pages: 10 (1 for Tingle)
Parts: 152 (6 for Tingle)
Difficulty: Medium/Hard

Pipit

Pipit is a Zelda character who made an appearance in Skyward Sword. He is a graduate of the Knight Academy in Skyloft, the winner of the Wing Ceremony the year before Link. He lives in Skyloft with his mother, Mallara, and can be found patrolling around the Academy at night. The papercraft is fairly complex, so make sure you have some papercraft experience before attempting it. Once you’ve done the first two pages though, it is a pretty straightforward build. The base is entirely optional, he will stand up without it or weights.

Dimensions:

Height: 35cm
Width: 12cm
Depth: 13cm

Pages: 7
Parts: 67
Difficulty: Medium/Hard

Blimp Yoshi

A pretty complex craft, Blimp Yoshi was one of Yoshi's new power ups introduced in Super Mario Galazy 2, along with Dash Yoshi and Bulb Yoshi. With a Blimp Fruit, Yoshi can propel himself and Mario into the air for a short amount of time.

Tips: Follow the template's numbers for the suggested build order. I highly recommend using Pepakura Viewer  to open the .pdo file, it will tell you exactly what part goes where.

Dimensions:

Height: 20cm
Width: 24cm
Depth: 22cm

Pages: 8
Parts: 69
Difficulty: Medium/Hard

Build & photo by: Sabi96

Wind Waker Wizzrobe (V3)

The Red Wizzrobe is a Mini Boss of the Wind Temple in Wind Waker. It is more powerful than regular Wizzrobes, and can summon other enemies to help in the fight.

Tips: A folder of picture and text instructions is included with the download, just view them one after the other in the order of the file name. 

Dimensions:

Height: 19cm
Width: 16cm
Depth: 25cm

Pages: 5
Parts: 47
Difficulty: Medium/Hard

3D 8-Bit Mushroom

Mushrooms are important power-ups from the Mario series. Their effects range from changing Mario's size to giving him extra lives. Included in the download pack are 5 different versions: the Super, Poison, 1up mushrooms and 2 different more modern colours. Each is in a lined and lineless .pdf.

Tips: Follow the number order and build the ringed pieces in an anticlockwise direction starting from the front. Don't forget you need to score every fold, so use the lined version as a reference if you want to work with the lineless version.

Dimensions:

Height: 15cm
Width: 15cm
Depth: 15cm

Pages: 5
Parts: 31
Difficulty: Medium/Hard

Forest Picori/Minish

The Minish (also known as Picori) are a race appearing in The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap. They are very tiny, and are invisible to adults. The Forest Minish live in Minish Woods and Hyrule Field.
Download pack includes instructions and a lined and lineless version.

Dimensions:

Height: 23cm
Width: 14cm
Depth: 13cm

Pages: 6
Parts: 65
Difficulty: Medium/Hard

David Jr. (Wind Waker)

David Jr. appears in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and Minish Cap. He helps Tingle and dresses up like him and his bothers, Ankle and Knuckle, but is not actually related to any of them.

Tips: Build from the head down. The arms and legs can be tricky, so when you get to them build from the hands or feet upwards, and complete the whole limb before attaching it to the body and carrying on. You will probably need to use weights to help it stand up, and seal it at his bottom.

Dimensions:

Height: 21cm
Width: 9cm
Depth: 9cm

Pages: 4
Parts: 60
Difficulty: Medium/Hard

Keese (Wind Waker)

Keese are a common low-level enemy in The Legend of Zelda series, with their first appearance being in the very first game. They resemble bats, and in certain games have fire and ice variations. There are two versions of this craft: a regular Keese and a Fire Keese, both from their appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker.

Dimensions:

Height: 23cm
Width: 38cm
Depth: 20cm
Pages: 9

Mecha-Koopa (Super Mario Galaxy)

This papercraft is of a Mecha-Koopa, as they appear in Super Mario Galaxy. They are enemies that breathe fire and can only be defeated with a ground pound.

Dimensions:

Height: 15cm
Width: 15cm
Depth: 20cm
Pages: 12

Prince Komali (Wind Waker)

Komali is the prince of the Rito tribe from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. He gives you Din's pearl when you calm Valoo at the top of Dragon Roost Island by defeating the boss that resides in the temple. He is very close friends with Medli, another Rito and a Sage of the Master Sword.

Dimensions:

Height: 25cm
Width: 14cm
Depth: 10cm
Pages: 9

Pokémon Papercraft - Ninetales

Ninetales is a 1st Generation Pokémon, Number #038 in the Pokédex. It is a fox Pokémon with nine tails that evolves from Vulpix when exposed to a fire stone. 
Tips: This papercraft is medium/hard. It is easy to build the body and tails, but gluing them all together is very tricky. I suggest gluing the tails together with super glue before attaching them all to the body at once, again with super glue. You may need to have the tails on two seperate rows, one in front of the other (as seen in the photograph) in order for it to stand up properly. You will still need to use weights or a stand in order to keep it upright. Build from the headcrest down, constructing the legs before attaching them to the body. Seal it off at the bottom.

Dimensions:

Height: 25cm
Width:28cm
Depth: 30cm
Pages: 14

Yeta (Twilight Princess)

Yeta is a character who appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. She is a female Yeti who lives in Snowpeak Ruins, and becomes a boss when Link tries to retrieve a mirror shard from her.

This craft is one of the very earliest I made, and is a little fiddly as a result. I recommend holding out for an improved version, which is coming soon.

Dimensions:

Height: 20cm
Width: 12.3cm
Depth: 10cm
Pages: 5