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Star Trek Papercraft Creations

Papercraft is a hobby where computer images are printed, cut into pieces, and glued into a 3-dimensional model. It is also an inexpensive hobby that requires planning and hand-eye coordination. Many model hobbyists became attracted to papercraft because it offers a greater variety of free and difficult models to build.

Ninjatoes Papercraft have created seven Star Trek models out of paper.

All of these models are available to download and make from the website here

U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656

U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D

Deep Space Nine

Danube-class runabout “Rubicon”

U.S.S. Defiant NX-74205

Delta Flyer

Type-10 shuttlecraft “Chaffee”

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• Thread starter KirkTrekModeler
• Start date Aug 29, 2007

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• Aug 29, 2007

Since there is so much interest in the TOS Bridge model. I thought I would point people toward even more Trek models. At J. Leslie's site there are a great many Trek and other Sci-Fi, as well as real space models. I resized Ron Caudillo's Paper Enterprise to make my basic templates for the 1/350th Build-up. Anyway, check em out. http://jleslie48.com/gallery_models_scifi.html  

Impressive stuff!  

• Aug 31, 2007

TowerPower said: Impressive stuff! Click to expand...

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• Sep 2, 2007

I've been to the site before. Last weekend I was really bored, and managed to find enough Trek card models to bring me to a total of 50 some card models.  

ed629 said: I've been to the site before. Last weekend I was really bored, and managed to find enough Trek card models to bring me to a total of 50 some card models. Click to expand...

KirkTrekModeler said: 50?!? How many have you built? I've built several, but usually give them to the neighbor kids. I'm trying to turn them into trekkies. ed629 said: I've been to the site before. Last weekend I was really bored, and managed to find enough Trek card models to bring me to a total of 50 some card models. Click to expand...

^^^ Outstanding! Please show us some of your work. You know I've often thought that if some of the CG guys would work with the paper model guys, we could have some of the coolest paper models on the planet. I went into Ron's Bridge and started changing some of the graphics, using scenes from screen-caps etc and it really started looking good. Unfortunately that was one conputer crash ago. I may try it again, but not right now. Another thing that got me thinking was some of the video game modders.... If they would work with the paper craft guys, We could have some decent models of sets and scenes..... Keep on Trekkin and please show some of your work. KTM  

• Sep 3, 2007

OK, I can see the wild alien beast, but I can just make out the Enterprise. Did it crash land on the "Land of the Gaints"?  

• Sep 4, 2007

Visit here for a listing of almost all the free Trek related PaperModels. http://forum.zealot.com/t145278/  

WHOOT! Thanks. I'm sure there are a few I don't have. Are they ever going to get the bugs worked out? It's still a bit twitchy.  

• Sep 5, 2007

I used that link too, I only found about 1/2 of what I've downloaded from that site.  

ed629 said: I used that link too, I only found about 1/2 of what I've downloaded from that site. Click to expand...

Captain Robert April

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• Sep 6, 2007

Captain Robert April said: I'm having a grand old time putting together the 1/25 scale bridge. Click to expand...

Captain April, where did you get the output printed? I'd like to get started too but wonder where to go to get the card stock printed. Kinkos?  

TowerPower said: Captain April, where did you get the output printed? I'd like to get started too but wonder where to go to get the card stock printed. Kinkos? Click to expand...

• Sep 7, 2007

I'm just using plain old white paper. Yes, I'm a glutton for punishment.  

• Sep 8, 2007

Captain Robert April said: I'm just using plain old white paper. Yes, I'm a glutton for punishment. Click to expand...

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Space may be the final frontier, but you are stuck on Earth. So that means you don’t have a spacedock to construct a starship. You’ll have to make one with paper. And it will be awesome. This DIY Paper USS Enterprise 1701 Kit is pretty neat.

It has everything you need to build the ultimate paper model of the original USS Enterprise 1701. Electronics also give it light and sound. It comes with a book that covers the different Enterprises of the Star Trek universe. This is a fun activity and you get a cool ship when you are finished.

DIY Paper USS Enterprise 1701 Kit Everything you need to make a deluxe paper model of the beloved NCC-1701 (except glue). 10 sheets of punch-out pieces featuring metallic printing and foil accents. Also includes push-button LED lights and an audio chip that plays the theme music from  Star Trek: The Original Series . Step-by-step instructions for assembly. Includes a custom Star Trek display stand (also paper). Also includes a book chronicling the different Enterprises of the Star Trek universe. Dimensions: almost 1 foot in length (when put together, of course).

It is just $19.99 from ThinkGeek.com .

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Type 6 Shuttlecraft paper model for 28mm minis

I finally got around to drawing up instructions for my Type 6 Shuttle paper model. If you want one, you can nab a copy here:

There’s a little download icon under the main image that will retrieve the Zip file for you.

Thanks, Nice, downloaded. What about a danube?

I know it can be a bit of work but what about a version (a gimp file ?) where you can change the name of the ship, (and for bigger ships Registration Number) and names of fonts

Are the Files awaylable?

For the 3D printed one? Not yet, but hopefully soon.

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The Final Frontier: An Origami Starship Enterprise!

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Star Trekkin’ across the universe, On the Starship Enterprise under Captain Kirk. Star Trekkin’ across the universe, Only going forward ’cause we can’t find reverse.

A British parody track from the 1980s: Star Trekkin’ , by The Firm.

About the Origami Starship Enterprise

Anyone who’s ever watched the Star Trek TV series or any of the movies will recognise this origami model as the Starship Enterprise! The tagline for this blog is ‘Explore the World in Paper’. With this Origami Starship Enterprise you can seek out new worlds and new civilisations and boldly go where no origami model has gone before! Well, maybe that’s pushing it a bit, but it’s a fun model anyway.

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This Star Trek origami model is designed by Larry Hart and his brother in law Ashgar Malik. Larry taught me how to make it at a London Origami Mini Meeting . There have been several different incarnations of the Enterprise over the course of several series and films and as Larry says, the intent with this design was to create a generic representation, rather than any specific one.  You can of course spend time tweaking and shaping the model if you want to create a particular version.

Designing the Enterprise

The best of getting an insight into how a designer comes up with a new model is usually by talking to the person that created it.  Here, Larry explains the creative process behind the Origami Starship Enterprise in his own words:

“So Asghar who wasn’t my brother-in-law at the time, in fact I don’t think he’d even met my sister at this point! is in my living room, discussing how we both like star trek – and there aren’t any really good versions or not that we liked of the Enterprise. I’d even asked Robert Lang if he could use his treemaker to come up with one years earlier – the answer was I’m not interest, if you want one do it! So back to me and Asghar, I said I could see it in my head……. the basic shape was from a bird base, and Asghar actually laughed at me!! I know can you believe it? so I quickly made a bird base, folded it in half then folded the legs into nacelles facing the wrong way because I couldn’t think which way round they went for a moment & the saucer was kind of diamond shaped, but it was a starting point. Asghar asked if he could play around with it, and didn’t laugh anymore! Cut to several weeks or a month later, and I’d forgotten all about it, he came round and showed me what he’d done with it, and I said it looked good, but couldn’t really remember having started it off, so he gave me the original back and when I look at how basic it was it clicked and I did remember! He has never been a great one for location points, so lots of nagging and several changes and over 30 hours until I was happy with the diagram……………”

Folding the Origami Starship Enterprise

Although a Bird Base is a pretty simple origami construction and one of the first bases that anyone learns when they start making origami models, this is an intermediate level model. It relies on accurate folding and a couple of interesting swivel folds when forming the two nacelles at the rear.

I recommend reasonably thin paper for this model as the layers get quite thick along the main hull section. Larry taught me how to make this using a standard 15cm x 15cm (6in x 6in) sheet of origami paper or kami, but I would recommend something slightly larger for the first attempt as it can get quite fiddly at that size. Paper at least 20cm x 20cm (just under 8in a side) would be good.

You can use any colour paper you like, but as the various versions of the Enterprise were either white or grey, these colours are probably the best ones to use. You also want paper that is coloured the same on both sides, otherwise the saucer section of your Starship Enterprise will be different colour – as you can see in the picture above. I made this one from a 30cm x 30cm (12in x 12in) sheet of tissue foil from origami-shop.com that was grey on one side and silver on the other. This produces an origami spaceship model that is about 12cm long and 5cm wide.

Make your own Origami Starship Enterprise!

Asghar and Larry have kindly given me permission to make this video showing how to make an origami Starship Enterprise.  The video lasts about 45 minutes because I’m taking time to demonstrate each step, but once you’re familiar with the folding sequence, you should be able to make this model in about 20 – 30 minutes.  The origami Starship Enterprise diagrams have not yet been published.

Once you have successfully folded the Starship Enterprise, you should try the origami Romulan Warbird next.

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