Paper Castles people have made

There are some castles that people have made using my templates and projects. They sent me the pics so you could check them out. If you want to make a paper or cardboard castle just looking through these pictures will give you some great ideas on how to make yours!

If you make one of my castles send me a picture and I will post it here too! Thanks to all the people who have sent me their castle pics and keep em coming! Back to the Paper Castle Project Page

Here is a paper castle made by Kunal. It came out terrific! My thanks to Kunal for sending me the pics!

Here is a Paper Castle Made by Elaine. One of the terrific things about this castle is that she made it with slots in the baseboard and tabs in the castle so it can easily be removed and replaced. This way she can easily add more stuff to the castle! My thanks to Elaine for submitting this project!

Here is a terrific little castle built submitted by a web visitor (Kim) her son built this castle and she offers a terrific improvement on the project. Rather than using cereal box cardboard she printed up the plans on card stock! Nice. Here is what she has to say:

Thanks for the great plans!!!  My son made the paper castle for a school project and it turned out great...attached some pictures.  Printed your plans on grey cardstock and cut out (no cereal boxes).  It's very sturdy.  Courtyard is dirt/gravel sprinkled over wet glue.

Here is a terrific castle built by Jake. Here is what his mom has to say about it:My son had a school project and we built your paper castle.  It turned out SOOO cute I just had to send you a picture.  Your website and instructions were a LIFESAVER and worked perfectly!  If we'd had more time I would have put more details into it, but it was very simple to do.  We didn't use the cereal boxes because I had some thick cardstock from my scrapbooking supplies (tip for your readers - 12 x 12 cardstock (Array Card Stock, 8.5 x 11 Inches, 10 color, 100 Sheets (101169) from a craft store like Joann's or Michael's works perfect and you only need 3 sheets of gray).  In fact, we used some other scrapbooking supplies like chalk (shading on the tower and walls, color on the gatehouse door) and embossing tools (stone wall texture). Was so thrilled to find an easy to do template of a castle - thank you for sharing it on the web!!

Alisa and Jacob

P.S.  Jake got an A+.

This is an absolutely amazing castle that has a lot of wonderful characteristics including the fact that it is modular for easy assembly and disassembly. It was built by Elaine for her Granddaughter. This is just one picture and I have more pictures of this castle here: Mount St Michael Castle

This is a castle built by Toria and this is what she has to say about building it: Hey! i was just writing to tell you how great the castle worked out. i was needing it for an english project. what i did was print out the castle pieces on regular paper, color them with crayons, cut 'em out, and taped them together (except for the tower roofs that had to be glued). all i did then was rearrange them to fid my specific needs. it worked out perfectly awsome. so thank you very much.

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Make This Model Medieval Castle (Usborne Cut-Out Models) I was given this project as a gift and thoroughly enjoyed it. You need to have some paper working skill to make it come out really good. I used a little too much glue when attaching the parts to the base so the base came out just a little wrinkled. When you do a project like this always be sparing with the glue. The subtle colors of this model are really nice.

Schreiber-Bogen Romantic Knight's Castle Card Model

• Made in Germany
• 1:120 Scale
• Difficulty level 2
• Kit includes modeling sheets, instructions, and tips for construction
• Highly detailed paper modeling for the hobby enthusiast

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