It's back. More machines. More printer ink. More, umm, fun.

Paper Arcade.

Go to the following links (click on the picture of the cab you want to make) using the internet and print out the – if you will – paper-engineered blueprints (should scale to fit any paper size* see bottom of this page for more help on printing). Cut, fold, make, be proud of. That is all.

Paper models by: Fuseball, Blind Voyer and Etokle.

Galaga

Dragons Lair

Ms Pac-Man

Donkey Kong

THE ORIGINAL RODENT , June 2004.

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your pictures:

We challenged you to send pictures. You did!

Here's a photo of my young son Ben, humouring me. But who's the fool? You don't need two
hands for PacMan (unless the ghosts are really close and it's getting exciting) - Chris Evans, UK

Blind Voyeur, US

"Ooh. Nice particles!" (Steve at Gamecentral - Teletext C4 page 375)


"Bastard voles. High score gone, again".

"Jarvis, you tart!"

"Playable... and tasty".

"Bollocks! Got a continue countdown. Need some change..."


"Come on, mate. There's vermin waiting..."

*printing help:

The images will scale to fit pretty much any paper size: A4, Legal, Letter - whatever suits. The easiest way to do this is to either insert or drag the image into a word-processing, or presentation package (Word and Powerpoint work well - so will Open Office etc).

1 Click on the Paper Arcade image you want to make

2 When the large image loads right-click on it and save that onto your computer

3 Open a blank Word (or similar package) document

4 Insert the saved picture into this document

5 Set the page margins to the smallest your package/paper-size will allow

6 Stretch (or shrink) your Paper Arcade image to fit within these margins (in Word dragging a corner of the image while holding down 'shift' will keep your picture in the correct scaled proportions)

7 When you're happy that you've got things where you want them - print away!

8 For those of you in certain US states and in Hull - we must, by law, point out that, once printed, these models require cutting-out and glueing together

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