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Today, on Halloween, I decided to share with you the scariest house I have ever seen in my entire life. And no, it's not a haunted house, a vampire's castle, or a cabin infested with zombies. It's something far more terrifying: a progressive house, also known as the Woke House! Forget ghosts, witches, and monsters. Here, the real horror lies in the walls covered with slogans, the political

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They say that, during the weeks leading up to Halloween, a small and mysterious candy shop appears in unexpected places in certain Japanese towns and cities. Sometimes it shows up in an empty lot between two buildings. Other times, at the end of a dead-end street, in a forgotten alley, or somewhere where, just the day before, there was absolutely nothing. But the little shop also appears in

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How about creating your own collection of paper insects, just like those old specimen display boxes found in natural history museums? This beautiful project, created by American designer Miss Mandee, from the website Designs by Miss Mandee, lets you assemble a collection of butterflies, beetles, dragonflies, praying mantises, centipedes, and even a large spider, all made entirely of paper. The

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Halloween is almost here, and if you haven't prepared any decorations yet or are looking for a fun activity to keep the kids busy, these three little paper haunted houses, created by the website Taming Little Monsters, might be a great idea. There are three different models, each with its own spooky details, but in a cute and playful way that's perfect for younger children. One house has

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This Halloween 2026, we have a great reason to revisit a true internet classic. Haunted Dimensions, created by American artist Ray Keim in September 2004, has just celebrated its 22nd anniversary. That's more than two decades dedicated to haunted houses, Victorian architecture, theme park attractions, and, above all, paper models that anyone can download and build for free. In the section

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Today I'm happy to present another beautiful paper model created by Dutch designer Sjoerd Kulsdom, from the Dot by dot design studio in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Sjoerd recently contacted me to share this charming Breng trolleybus, a familiar sight on the streets of his hometown. Arnhem has an interesting distinction: it is the only city in the Netherlands where trolleybuses are still part of

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This atmospheric haunted house papercraft was created by Clever Models in 2015, in O scale (approximately 1/48), and occupies seven printed sheets. The model represents an old, abandoned wooden house, with broken windows, damaged walls, missing boards, and a roof that has clearly seen better days. The textures are very realistic, and even without any additional details, the house already has

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This beautiful papercraft of the Japanese Type 93 Intermediate Trainer, popularly known as Akatombo or Red Dragonfly, is offered by the Karako-Kagi Archaeological Museum, located in Tawaramoto, Nara Prefecture, Japan. The model is in 1/72 scale and requires only one sheet of paper to print. Despite its small size, it reproduces the aircraft's characteristic biplane wings, radial engine,

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Today I bring you a wonderful collection of 19 free pop-up paper cards created by Popupology, a British website dedicated to exploring the possibilities of paper through cuts, folds and three-dimensional designs. The highlights of this collection are the architectural models, featuring famous landmarks, castles, houses, factories and other buildings that rise from a simple sheet of paper when

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This cute Halloween papercraft was created by the Japanese company Sasatoku Printing and is part of its Pepakura Pack collection. It is a coffin-shaped paper box that can be used to hold candies, cookies or small gifts, but it also has a little surprise inside: a colorful, not-so-scary haunted scene that makes it a charming Halloween decoration. Inside the coffin, you will find two friendly

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This interesting papercraft of Captain Yoshika Akiyama was created by Japanese designer Haruto, from the Kamino Seisakusho website. Unlike most paper figures based on anime characters, this model is articulated, allowing the character to be displayed in different poses. It also comes with six interchangeable facial expressions, making the finished figure even more interesting. Captain Akiyama

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If you enjoy Old West papercrafts, this is one of those collections that deserves a special place in your favorites. Created by Lon Safko and available on the Secret of the Lost Dutchman website, this fantastic set brings together 23 printable paper models that allow you to build an entire Western town in HO scale (1/87). The collection includes practically everything you would expect to find

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Created by Japanese designer Kagisippo, this charming Halloween pop-up card features a smiling Jack-O'-Lantern that rises from the card when it is opened. The pumpkin has a funny carved face and is accompanied by a decorative banner with the words Happy Halloween! It is a simple but very clever paper project, perfect for this time of year. One of the nicest things about this model is that the

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These cute Halloween gift boxes were created by the Japanese company Sasatoku Printing and are part of a collection of paper packages inspired by traditional Russian matryoshka dolls, those wooden dolls that fit inside one another. The set consists of four boxes of different sizes, all decorated with Halloween motifs. The idea is simple and fun: when you open the largest box, you find a

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This charming miniature papercraft of a medieval castle with a flying dragon was created by Nika, the talented artist behind the Tiny Craft World website. The project combines a little fantasy castle with a tiny dragon guardian that watches over and protects it, creating a lovely scene that looks as if it came straight out of a fairy tale. One of the nicest things about this project is how

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Here is a charming Halloween papercraft collection created by Japanese designer Keisuke Saka and made available for free by Kirin, the famous Japanese beverage company. The collection includes a spooky haunted house with blue roofs, a witch flying on her broomstick, a Halloween night diorama, Jack-O'-Lantern pumpkins, a candy basket, a colorful Halloween wreath, and a set of funny masks and a

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Halloween doesn't always have to be about frightening monsters, creepy creatures and haunted houses. Sometimes, a little witch with a friendly smile, a curious ghostly Pokémon and a couple of cheerful pumpkins are more than enough to bring some Halloween spirit to your desk or bookshelf. And that is exactly what we have here, thanks to Japanese designer Tanaka Masahiko, who created this lovely

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After several weeks of work, adjustments and a few last-minute additions, the Outdoor Shooting Range Papercraft Diorama is finally ready for download! This is a small outdoor shooting range in 1/64 scale, created especially for Papermau. Those who have been following the previous posts already know how this project started. While working on the new version of my Ammu-Nation Gun Shop, inspired

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Halloween doesn't always have to be scary. Sometimes a haunted house can be a cheerful little place, with smiling ghosts, friendly bats, colorful pumpkins and children dressed up for trick-or-treating. Created by Katie, from the Made To Be A Momma website, these two cute Halloween papercraft dioramas are simple projects designed especially for children, although I think they can be enjoyed

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A few years ago, I featured here on the blog a wonderful collection of solar-powered vehicle papercrafts created by the talented French designer and model maker Keroliver. Since quite some time has passed, I thought it would be a good opportunity to revisit this remarkable project, especially for readers who may have missed it the first time. Back in November 2013, Keroliver started a thread

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Continuing the work of rebuilding and updating my old Ammu-Nation Gun Shop papercraft, inspired by GTA V and originally published here at Papermau in 2015, today I am sharing some new images showing the latest progress on the project. As I explained in previous posts, the original idea was simply to improve the textures of the old Ammu-Nation, preserving the shape and characteristics of the

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This is the first Halloween papercraft I'm posting here on the blog this year, and to start the season, I've chosen a simple and fun project made especially for children. Created by Paola Misesti, from the Italian website Homemademamma, this papercraft features four cute little haunted houses in 3D, along with a collection of small paper characters. The houses look very similar at first

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Some buildings become so closely associated with a movie that it is almost impossible to look at them without remembering a particular scene, a character or even a piece of music. The Ghostbusters headquarters is certainly one of them, and now, thanks to Czech papercraft designer Rawen, from PR Models, you can have a miniature version of this famous New York firehouse on your desk. Created in

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This beautiful miniature paper theater, known as the Putti Theatre, is a 19th-century German model originally published by Joseph Scholz, a publishing house based in Mainz, Germany. Its facade, decorated with little cherubs and ornamental details, is a charming example of the so-called toy theaters, which enjoyed enormous popularity among children and adults during the 19th century. The model

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This beautiful papercraft reproduces the Tamon Yagura of Kameyama Castle, a historic building located in the city of Kameyama, Mie Prefecture, Japan. The model was designed by Design Office Tree and made available for free by the city government to celebrate the completion of the restoration of the original building in 2013. Kameyama Castle was built in 1590, during a period of major political

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