I can’t stop!
Yamaha
Yamaha offers a range of models both predictable and not. A samurai helmet! Frogs! Snails!.
Also available are many models of animals, including a polar bear and a penguin. One assumes the bear might easily become a yeti. I did not notice the presence or absence of a club. Furthering the video-game wildlife concept is of course the
hedgehog. Alas, however, no badger nor snake.
Wizards of the Coast
Dungeons and Dragons village and keep construction kit, including gatehouse, houses, walls, and, of course, a mausoleum and graveyard. Alas, no cathedral.
3D Papercraft
Japanese (commercial?) site, framed. In the column to the left, click ‘new’ or other topic heading. ‘New’ will open an 86 page list of offsit elinks from which I pluck another obscure Trek model at Homespun Magixx, an utterly kawaii hamster, and a selection of guitars.
You may appreciate the Paper Engineer’s Workshop for its paper automata. You can acquire several of them at Portage Bay Goods in Fremont which, incidentally, is the source of inspiration for Mapquest’s How to Cross The Street.
Also, you’re insane.
It is not I who am mad, it is you who are keeper of the cheese.
Equal time for coffins, hearses and medieval helmets!
http://home.bresnan.net/~ravensblight/papertoys.html
That’s the stuff!
Awesome. (I am totally gonna download a polar bear!) Seriously, though — I can be distracted for hours-into-days by simply giving me some colorful scraps of paper. Your links are the happy equivalent of two weeks’ vacation for me!