From the animated series Adventure Time created by Pendleton Ward. Fionna and Cake created by Natasha Allegri. Grab them here.

7FT Gundam Mk-2 papercraft, made up of 1250 parts on 720 pages, for a total paper weight of 10lb (4.5kg).

The guy who made this had previously built a 4FT Freedom Gundam, but he burned it. That video is after the jump.

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Official Star Wars Hanukkah “Droidel”. Grab it here.

As you may have noticed many websites are blacked out today in response to SOPA.  What is SOPA?  Gizmodo has a great little run down here. (Also thanks to Gizmodo for the above image).  Can’t be bothered to read all that?  NO PROBLEM.  Check out the below video.

Make no mistake, this legislation could kill Cubeecraft and any sites like it.  You can write congress now at this handy link: WRITE CONGRESS.

“This is my tribute to two bright plastic toys I was totally fascinated by when I was a kid, the Viewmaster and the Etch-a-Sketch. I remember peeking into an empty viewmaster trying to see the inner workings and spending a whole afternoon scratching the window of the Etch-a-Sketch complete clean.” -Marshall Alexander

Grab them here.

“Australian architect and paper artist Horst Kiechle recently constructed this geometric paper torso complete with modular organs including lungs, intestines, kidneys, pancreas, stomach and more.”  See more of Horst’s work here. Via thisiscolossal.

Thanks Jess M!

Tron is now available!  Cubee by guest artist randyfivesix. Grab him here.

BONUS! Space paranoids arcade machine by cyberdrone:

Grab it here.

You might be aware of the Minecraft documentary “Minecraft: The Story of Mojang” that was looking for supporters on Kickstarter.  Well if you kicked in for the project check your inbox for your Digital Backer Kit which includes not only a set of exclusive wallpapers, 2 free album downloads, a series of custom Minecraft skins and 2 new Minecraft Cubeecraft – 1:1 Steve and Creeper (seen above).

Didn’t contribute?  Don’t worry, good things come to those who wait.  in the meantime you can grab the Cubee-style versions here.

“…the people in this set are so small that I just made them into single strips of paper that bend in half. It ends up being even easier to make than the original. It’s also quite handy to have the entire set print out on only one sheet of paper. Great for larger groups of crafting kids. And when you’re all done, you can fit all of Paris into a mint tin, so it can be stowed in a pocket or bag.” – Joel

Download your own here.  [via Superpunch]

Finn and Jake, stars of Pendleton Ward’s animated series Adventure Time are now available!  Grab them here.