Papercraft Ideas for students

>>532328
if they're geeky, you could go full geek and get that minecraft papercraft studio app. its like seven bucks though, if you're on android just get it from aptoide.

>>532328
They're more clever around that age than you might think. My thirteen year-old son was grounded last week for SSHing into our unsecured home server and escalating his privileges.

Rather than snooping around for papercraft ideas for a beginner 14-16 year old, look for papercraft ideas that you'd start with for yourself. Keen little buggers will probably figure it out almost immediately.

>>532328
http://www.cubeecraft.com/

Fairly simple, lot of different models and most are only one page. No glue. its fun for a beginner or someone just wanting to see if they want to try it out.

>>532328
Around that age I started designing paper models. Compass, protractor, ruler and the intelligence to use Geometry, but that was the 1980's. But my case is special, today I'm a hydraulic and gear-drive engineer with a Masters degree.
Just download anything boxy, but the characters have to be from major commercial franchises or the kids won't care.

>>532446
I started designing paper models when i was 6 years old. All freehand, but that was the 1990's, my case is special, I'm special.
Instruments like compass, protractor, ruler are for weak of mind and wannabe engineers.

>>532387
> SSHing into our unsecured home server and escalating his privileges.

Oh dear, you jus tmade my day:D
Ah, god old days.

>>532446

You sound like such a douche


>>532473
I like this guy.. I think we would be friends

>>532625
They're the same guy

ANYTHING FROM cubeecraft.com

loads of free variety crafts. that is where i started

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I work with children as well and we spend a lot of the day crafting. I'd like to throw in some origami/papercraft into the rotation but it needs to be a fair bit simpler than that, the children I work with are 5-10 years old and a lot of the younger ones haven't grasped yet how to fold something in thirds instead of in halves. I'm trying to find things they can make (mostly) themselves so that they can be proud of their handiwork rather than mine. Things around the level of pic related would be fantastic.