Recent content by mauther

This project was born from a suggestion I often receive from readers of the blog: a garage for 1/64 scale miniatures with a wide front area, specially designed for displaying vehicles. With that in mind, I decided to rescue a model that had been partially finished since 2015 and finally give it...

Here is another small stand/diorama in the same style as other models already published here on the blog, but this time with an atmosphere fully inspired by the cyberpunk universe, filled with neon lights, glowing signs, exposed pipes, worn concrete and that typical look of futuristic megacities...

Hello friends. Before anything else, I would like to thank Mijob, Micahrogers and Zathros for the kind words. Here is the third model in my small "Restaurants Around The World" papercraft series. After the English Pub and the American Diner, this time I tried to create a small Japanese...

This is the Traditional Japanese Tea House with several extra accessories to enrich the diorama and make it visually more alive and interesting. The set includes stackable tea crates, wooden fences, bamboo fences, a large traditional Japanese sign and also a complete scenic stand with Mount Fuji...

Today is Memorial Day in the United States, a date dedicated to honoring the memory of military veterans and all those who served the country throughout different periods of American history. In many small towns across the American countryside, places like American Legion halls become important...

Today I am sharing the Medieval Half-Timber House One-Sheet Papercraft, a small medieval paper building that is compact, easy to assemble and specially designed for dioramas, tabletop RPGs, wargames, miniature scenery and desktop decoration. Even though it occupies only a single printed sheet...

Many thanks to Revell-Fan and mijob for the kind words and encouragement about this new series. Today I am also leaving here the second model in the collection, an American Diner inspired by the classic roadside restaurants and retro diners from the United States during the 1940s, 50s and 60s...

This is the English Pub, the first model of the World Food Street Papercraft Series. The idea behind this new series is to create small restaurants, bars, pubs and diners inspired by some of the most traditional and iconic foods from different countries around the world, always in a compact...

Created especially for miniature and diecast enthusiasts, this new Hillbilly Garage Stand For Miniatures In 1/64 Scale follows the same proportions and overall structure of the previously published Garage Stand Papercraft For Miniatures In 1/64 Scale - New Layered 3D Version, but now with a...

This is the Old Town Garage, designed in 1/64 scale especially for diecast collectors and diorama builders. The model represents a small American wooden garage inspired by rural service stations and repair shops commonly seen between the 1930s and 1950s. Besides the main building, I also...

This paper model started from a very simple idea. I had an old hand drawn house template created by me some time ago, with clean lines and no textures, just the basic structure ready to be turned into a papercraft. At first, I decided to experiment with artificial intelligence and asked...

Hi everyone, I’ve been working on a small series about the history of papercraft, trying to trace how we went from paper as a material to actual assembled paper models. This is not meant to be a definitive or academic take, but rather a personal exploration based on references and...

Hello friends, I would like to share two simple papercraft models I created, both inspired by traditional Middle Eastern houses. These models were designed with clean geometry and straightforward assembly in mind, making them suitable for beginners as well as for use in small dioramas. Version...

This model was created from a 3D file that I found on the website The Models Resource, a well-known repository among videogame fans that gathers models, sprites and other assets extracted from classic games. Rage Racer was released in 1996 for the PlayStation, Sony’s console, and is part of...

Based on the iconic Rocket Car seen in the video game The Simpsons: Hit & Run, this exclusive papercraft created here on the blog recreates in paper one of the fastest, strangest and most memorable vehicles from the game. As mentioned in the previous post, this is that secret rocket-shaped car...