Tag Archives: Natale

Christmas Village

Posted on December 3, 2022 by paperpino

Posted in 2. Paper Models | Tagged Christmas, Christmas Village, Natale, paper models | 6 Comments

TUMBLING SANTA / BABBO NATALE RUZZOLANTE

Posted on December 9, 2021 by paperpino

Place Santa on an inclined surface and… Colloca Il tuo Babbo Natale su un piano inclinato e…

Posted in 1. Paper Automata, 5. Paper Toys | Tagged automi di carta, Christmas, Natale, paper automata | 3 Comments

Original 3d models by PolygunShoot (www.cgtrader.com) modified and adapted at paperPino’s workshop in Trieste (Italy). These paper models are easy to build as they consist of boxes, boxes, and more boxes… For best results, I suggest to use 200 g/sqm … Continue reading →

Posted in 2. Paper Models, 5. Paper Toys | Tagged Christmas, Natale, paper models, paper toys | 5 Comments

Rudolph

Posted on December 11, 2016 by paperpino

Rudolph is waiting for you!

Posted in 2. Paper Models | Tagged Christmas, Natale, paper toys, Rudolph | 3 Comments

Pardie’s Celestial Globe (Christmas Ball version)

Posted on December 4, 2013 by paperpino

The Christmas Ball version of Pardies’ Celestial Globe is now available! Merry Christmas and a Wonderful 2014!

Posted in 2. Paper Models, 3. Paper Globes | Tagged celestial globe, Christmas, Christmas Ball, Natale, Palla di Natale | 6 Comments

Santa and his favourite Reindeer (1923 LA Times animated card recolored)

Posted on December 3, 2012 by paperpino

In 1922-23, LA Times newspaper offered to its readers a series of animated cards by Dan Rudolph to cutout and assemble.Some years ago (maybe in 2007) I downloaded these cards from the Barnacle Press site, a web archive dedicated to … Continue reading →

Posted in 1. Paper Automata | Tagged automi di carta, Babbo Natale, Christmas, Natale, paper automata, Santa Claus, vintage | 6 Comments

Cassini’s Terrestrial and Celestial Globes (Christmas Balls version)

Posted on December 1, 2012 by paperpino

Giovanni Maria Cassini (1745-1824) was regarded as one of the last great Italian globemakers of the 18th century. Here, I present two 15 cm diameter globes in a Christmas ornament version. The larger version of the terrestrial globe was already … Continue reading →