Papercraft is the maneuvering of paper into 3d models, usually using glue and scissors.  You can find lots of papercraft models that you can print online, each one of the following was found for free online. You just have to pay for paper (I just use normal printer paper) and ink (I get free color ink from work : P  ). I've been looking into making a WE papercraft model, and if I ever get a template together, I'll make sure everyone can see it and the template. Here are a few of the models I've made (some are a little old, so the edges are a bit dented, and sorry for the bad pic quality, I just took them really fast), its a fun past time if you ever want to try it, check out this website:

http://paperkraft.blogspot.com/ 

Sonic: 

Stan from SP (I have the template for the rest of the guys too, just haven't had time to make them) 

Link from SSBM

Howl's moving castle with wings that flap:

Totoro (My Neighbor Totoro), Tux (Linux), and Yoshi, they got crushed when I moved, so they aren't in the best of shape

 - Jen

 It's about time you posted these. Those are pretty awesome, especially Howl's castle and Link.

Wow, I'm very impressed with your work Jen, your Howl's Moving Castle and Link ones are truly exceptional. <^.^>

So I take papercraft is the new age spin on the traditional art of origami? Although I surmise from your photos that there are some paper mache aspects involved. ^_^

Regards,

Jake

(P.S.- When I first saw the title I thought of StarCraft. lol ^_^)

 Holy S**T, those are amazing!

 All I use is normal printer paper, an xacto knife, and clear paper glue (the stuff you use for scrapbooking (with a pointy tip), can be found in the hobby section of Wal-mart).