Here's a nice easy papercraft you can build very quickly. This epic scene happens at the end of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. After Link defeats Ganon, the Triforce appears before him and peace is restored to Hyrule. -Squeezycheesecake
Solomon Grundy is the reanimated corpse of Cyrus Gold - a wealthy merchant from Gotham City, he first appeared in All-American Comics #61. Solomon Grundy is a zombie supervillain that possesses superhuman strength, durability, regeneration and the ability to return from death.
Diorama from My Little House/Didier Martin, it depicts a scene from his story "Anna and the Flower Garden".
Colorful collection of moving paper animals by Paper Museum (Japan), it uses a push-pull mechanism to make the animals move sideways.
Paper Foldables' second papercraft creation for Gaijin Games' popular BIT.TRIP WiiWare video game series.
Diorama depicting Captain America teaching two Axis soldiers a lesson in fistic arts ^^.
The tragic incident that happened in Boston's Little Italy (North End) more than 90 years ago when a large molasses tank exploded and resulted in the death of 21 people and 150 injured.
Papercraft set props and backgounds inspired by the Doctor Who
TV series and created by AFT Downloads for their Action Figure Theatre.
Latest papercraft diorama for the REVORAMA series - a hangar and weapons cache specifically designed for the Revoltech #81 Full Metal Panic! ARX-7 Arbalest mecha.
Diorama of the tiered Tamaranch Mountain with the gigantic Wind Fish Egg on top.
A scene from the original Legend of Zelda video game (c 1986), diorama created by Xantus.
Looking for something to do this weekeend, how about this easy peasy Golden Sun diorama by Ignatius.
"Layar Tancep" diorama from Indonesian artist Sal Azad, popular form of outdoors entertainment that includes bazaars, stage arts, and film screenings."
078 Dancouga - Super Beast Machine God.
Yamaguchi 069 (Eva Provisional Unit-05) that was introduced at the Evangelion 2.0 film.
Look at this adorably cute papercraft diorama from Jerom, it shows Kiwitiki, a platforming game developed by Dijiko that is heading to the iPhone 3G/3GS and iPod Touch.
Tatebanko is a type of omachae (toy print/woodblock prints) designed to be cut up to form a 3D diorama.
