Isopod papercraft

Reader Steve T. sent in some awesome papercraft from JAMSTEC, the Japanese Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology. You can print out a paper from a .pdf file. Don't be dismayed by the japanese text everywhere, dotted lines tell you where to make the cuts. Below is the giant isopod (click on green rectangle under

Paper engineered pill bug, assembled with out glue. Each scale or section is attached to the piece in front of it using flat hinges. This hinge system allows it to role in to a ball.

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Date: Circa 2000s Source Type: Postcard Publisher, Printer, Photographer: Monkey Design Company (#199) Postmark: None Collection: Steven R. Shook Remark: This postcard is produced by Monkey Design Company of Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, and sold in the United States of America by Monkey Design USA. Monkey Design cut out postcards are very high quality - exhibiting excellent print quality, colorful design, and good directions. The postcards are produced using heavy card stock, resulting in in 3D…

Build an Accurate Animal Paper Model: Paper is a fantastic material: easy to print, bend and shape. Here I introduce a workflow that can be used to create a paper model from any digital 3D model. The procedure is particularly suitable for organic structures such as animals. As a concr…

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Papercraft Chiasognathus granti (Darwin's beetle) created for a crowdfunding project.

Date: Circa 2000s Source Type: Postcard Publisher, Printer, Photographer: Monkey Design Company (#200) Postmark: None Collection: Steven R. Shook Remark: This postcard is produced by Monkey Design Company of Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, and sold in the United States of America by Monkey Design USA. Monkey Design cut out postcards are very high quality - exhibiting excellent print quality, colorful design, and good directions. The postcards are produced using heavy card stock, resulting in in 3D…

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Real pill woodlice curl up tight in a ball when they're scared - and your's can too! Draw and cut out a triangle, draw round it and cut 7 more identical. Colour in. Carefully join all your triangles at the point a with split pin - you might want an adult to help. Add a face and cut antennae and legs from scrap paper to glue on. Ta-da! Can you find a live woodlouse in your garden? Try looking carefully under stones or flowerpots, sometimes woodlice even walk about the floor in your house!