Paperlandmarks Graphic Design Studio

What makes PaperLandmarks to stand out is our intention to stick to the original as close as possible, but at the same time to look at each model as a unique piece of design and leave enough room for imagination rather than give an exact miniature replica of the building. We try to strike that perfect balance between scale and level of detail, the quality of paper, and the ease of assembly.

Some landmarks may look surprisingly when modeled in paper. What might seem a landmark to the general public consensus and what the model depicts could be two different things. For example, when you look at the spires of skyscrapers from the street level, you have only that beautiful recognisable image in your mind. But when this architecture is reproduced in scale with all the volume of the building, it often adds a moment of unexpectancy to that iconic image you have in your head.

Designing a kit which will be assembled by people of various backgrounds constantly reminds us to make this experience technically smooth, but still very exciting. Constructive solution differs from model to model, but some basic principles remain common for all.

Within our collection you will find paper model kits for different levels of mastery. As a general rule, we recommend these kits for anyone from age 13 as building work requires patience, advanced motor skills and ability to read assembly diagrams and instructions. But we know that there are some younger modelers who have done a great job being supported by their families or teachers.

Printed Model Kits

CUT, FOLD & GLUE - the scoring and cutting pattern is printed on the front side of the worksheets so you can easily cut out the parts and assemble the model according to set-up instructions.