Nowadays, we spend more time at home than before, so many parents are worried about what to let their children do. Origami models are very good. Paper Museum is a paper model website from Japan. It provides a large number of samples for everyone to download for free. It also comes with instructions, so you don’t have to worry about folding. What’s more, there are quite a lot of categories. Not only cars, dinosaurs, insects, etc. that children will love, but also sushi sets, indoor houses, department stores, etc. that adults will want to collect, which is very suitable for passing the time.
Paper Museum is an introduction to Japan’s free paper model and origami pattern website, which provides a lot of free PDF model materials.
After entering the Paper Museum website, it doesn’t matter if you don’t understand Japanese, just click on each one. This website actually provides a lot of free materials related to “paper”, not just paper models, but also some planes, greeting cards, and birthday cards. This article focuses on the paper models. Some of the most popular paper models are displayed at the bottom of the home page:
I think this sushi set is very impressive. It looks super real and even has chopsticks. Click the material button on the right to download. The paper models are almost all PDF files:
The Japanese-style bento is also very good. In the introduction and description, it will also tell you what ingredients are in it. Little girls will like it very much when it is made:
There is also this very Japanese screen display stand with many styles and each one looks very exquisite:
The most amazing thing about this website is that it provides many situational combination packages, that is, they are not only simple paper models of police cars and fire engines, but they can also be arranged into scenes after being assembled. Many little boys will love this set below:
Even this fossil dinosaur paper model has:
After clicking the download material button, the PDF page will open, and then you can print it through the printer:
If you find it too difficult and don’t know how to assemble it, there are instructions below, but they are only in Japanese, so those who can’t understand can only understand each step by themselves:
It’s also nice to have a lucky bag inside the paper bag. Not only is it fun to fold it yourself, but it’s also suitable for raffles or gifts:
However, the size provided is only A4 size. If you want a larger size, you may need to enlarge it yourself:
This kind of animal-style red envelope bag can also be printed and used to contain pocket money for children:
There are many categories of paper models. These are some of the more popular options. The Japanese night market vendors that appear in the upper left corner are not bad either:
If you have needs for wedding cards, production reports, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, birthday cards, and also like Japanese style, this website also provides a lot:
It’s just an online production. You need to register as a member before you can use it (it’s free). Photos also need to be uploaded to this website. I’m not sure whether the text supports Chinese. Those who are interested can try it out on their own. There is an explanation of the production and printing methods on the left. You can read it first:
Regarding some printing related issues,You can click me to jump to the QA view of the website, but it is only in Japanese. People who can’t read it can use the full-page translation function of the web page, and they should be able to roughly understand what is being said.
Source: KOCPC Chinese