Wind Waker Blocks

Here's a pair of really simple crafts in the form of some blocks from The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker on the Gamecube. These are two types of push blocks found in the different dungeons across the Great Sea.
In many Zelda games, blocks are common obstacles or parts of puzzles, and range from small blocks to colossal slabs requring special equipment to move.
Being cubes these are about as easy as

Anouki (Zelda DS)

Here's something that I nearly forgot about! To fill up the archives here's another Anouki from the Zelda series on the DS.
Anoukis are a race found living in the cold and icy parts of the world, wrapped up in bright fur coats and sporting a pair of antlers.
Previously we've had a model of Yeko, though this model I believe is just a regular Anouki, with a blue coat and can also be customised with

S.S. Linebeck

Not too long ago we had a model of the Spirit Train. Now in case you need to go cross the seas instead there's the S.S. Linebeck from Phantom Hourglass!
As the name suggests, this is Linebeck's ship which Link and Ciela use in their travels. Throughout the game it can be customised with different parts for the prow, hull, bridge etc, though this model is just the default starting version.
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LttP Ending Diorama

People quite like dioramas too, but again there's not that many out there compared to other types of models. Well today we can add one to the list in the form of the ending scene from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past on the SNES. This game really established Zelda as a quality series, and continued to set up many of the recurring themes seen in the more recent games today. Shockingly, as

Wind Waker Wizzrobes

Some more enemies from The Wind Waker on the GC. Wizzrobes are mages and spellcasters that have a long history in the Zelda series, first appearing as far back as The Legend of Zelda on the NES. They change in appearance quite a bit throughout the games, though as hinted at in their name, always wear some sort of long robes. The ones in WW have faces resembling toucans or similar exotic birds,

SNES Master Sword in Pedestal

If you ever find my N64 Master Sword too annoying (the crossguards and/or gem right? D: ), then here's an alternative version based on A Link to the Past on the SNES. The game may have been 2D but this model has a wonderful simplicity that matches the in-game look perfectly!
In its first appearance on the SNES Link must use the sword to defeat the wizard Agahnim, but must acquire the three

Twilight Princess Cat

This is a model of one of the cats from Twilight Princess on the GC/Wii. They can be found in large numbers in Hyrule Castle Town and the Hidden Village, and are frankly adorable, following Link happily around whenever he walks by. As a Wolf, he can even talk to them to gain extra information.
Being a minor (but undeniably cute) addition to the game, the model is relatively simple compared to

Cubee Octorok

We don't tend to post cubee or hako crafts very often, their extreme simplicity can sometimes be a love it or hate it thing among builders. Really though, Nintendo Papercraft should cater for all skill levels, model difficulties and preferences. So in the interest of balance (and let's face it, many of the recent models posted have been quite complex!) here's a cubee Octorok! :)

They resemble a

Papercraft Wolf Link

Ninjatoes is back at it again with a simply amazing new Zelda papercraft, this time it's Link as a wolf from, in my opinion the best Zelda of all, Twilight Princess for the Wii and the Gamecube. Nice stuff indeed, grab it here! and if have never gazed upon the wonderful Ninjatoes do so now and be forever paper model happy.