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There are a few out there. They use the CG model and graphics from the game, I believe. Try this link to see what's out there: http://www.google.com/images?q=kingdom+hearts+papercraft&biw=1600&bih=698.

An excellent build! Yes, it can be challenging to put together. That's why I gave it a difficulty level of 9 (out of 10). But, if I can do it, anyone can. That's my philosophy. It just takes time and patience. Good luck!

Bummer! I actually received permission to post a link to his Blog onto my site. Actually, according to the rough translation, the download has been temporarily disabled due to server bandwidth.

uhu02, are we allowed to publicly link to the model? It'd be a great be a great addition to my collection of paper model links!

Oh, I won't post it without permission. I'm also having a hard time finding his email address. It's probably right under my nose, but do you know what it is? Oops! Found it! Does this person read English?

Aw! Does this mean I shouldn't add the link to my site? Darn!

Wow! Where have I been?! I can't wait 'til they're all finished.

Wow! Where have I been?! I can't wait 'til they're all finished.

I do love this ship; I may place mine in a display case. I'm also surprised how awesome everybody's model always turns out. Every time I see a photo of the Wicked Wench, I do a double-take; I always think it's my personal model in the photos. Weird.

I wouldn't count on it happenning any time soon, but I always keep my options open.

I view mistakes and alternate building suggestions as an opportunity to learn. As wildly popular as this model is, I haven't heard from anybody about mistakes until I read this thread today. And as far as communicating with model creators, I'm always available--just drop me an email. Of course...

Yes, something similar is suggested in the instructions. I believe a rod or stick is also suggested since the masts are hallow. It doesn't have to be perfect; it just has to stand up, face the right direction, and be able to hold the weight of the sail and some rigging.

I don't know if Kevin G's going to splice the broken mast together, but you actually have to hold up the two pieces like that (tape or something) so that the sails and rigging can be assembled properly. Later, the two pieces are taken apart, and the broken mast is positioned in a fallen state...

First off, this is an awesome thread! When I design & build my models, I work on the premise that if an amateur like me can build it, just about anybody can. I leave out any reference to paper types, because I've found that everyone has their own preference. I design all of my models to be...