CardFAQ - Links to free card models

• Looks Like... Paper Models has a free sample.
• Fiddler's Green has free samples of their models.
• Rob Ives' Cardboard Engineering page has some automata, in the `Hands on' section.
• Digital Navy has a 1:250 scale models of the German WWI torpedo boat V-108, an Admirable class minesweeper-subchaser, and sample turret (with catapult and floatplane) from their USS Arizona kit.
• L'Instant Durable has a sample model of the Campanile di San Marco in Venice.
• Moshe Lemer has several models, including a ModelArt Spitfire.
• Georg Eggers has an air-powered model rocket with pneumatic launch pad. He also has a zoetrope.
• Phillip Fickling Dimensional Design have a submarine.
• Papermodelworld.com has Cee the Bee.
• Delta 7 Studios have a Mercury Redstone 8.
• Paper Shipwright have a 1:250 scale model of HMVS Cerberus.
• Paper Creations has a simple F-15.
• Cuspa Paper Models have a Celtic monastery.
• Beppi's Paper Model Page has two models available to download.
• Lou Coatney has a sample Butler class destroyer escort.
• Thomas Pleiner's own WWW pages are not presently available, but he has made his Cessna 172 "Skyhawk" and a railway station model available through Saul Jacobs' Paper/Card Model Page.
• Micromodels - So Called, two models. Not the same as the well known Micromodels® line of architectural models. This is a fairly blatant abuse of the Micromodels® trademark, and the models themselves are fairly crude, not up to the Micromodels® standard at all, but they are free.
• Ulrich Prahn's Star Trek Cardboard Models features four models, the shuttlepod El-Baz, the shuttlecraft Magellan, a Romulan scout vessel, and the SS Botany Bay.
• The Key to Time, a paper model of the artifact of the same name from the Dr. Who television programme. Here's a Dalek.
• The Tardis Databanks have a tab-and-slot model of Dr. Who's Tardis.
• Grace Sylvan has a simple house and store. 
• Brumbaer has 10mm scale buildings for the miniatures wargame Warmaster.
• Phil Heiple has a dozen simple dinosaurs on his Download-a-Dinosaur page. Also Download-a-Dragon.
• Ben Zuidwijk has a Business card which makes up into a simple little airplane.
• Denis Moynihan has a sort of `autobiography', documenting various cars he's owned or encountered as simple paper models.
• Takahiro Kojima's Paper Model World has several models including automobiles, buildings, and spacecraft. 
• Denis Obriot's Amiga Maquette page has trains, boats and some other models. Some can be downloaded directly (look for the telephone icon); others are available by mail or e-mail.
• Ralph Currell has 1:32 models of the V-1 Flying Bomb and V-2 Rocket, and other models.
• Pierre Gauriat has a fortified medieval church, a castle, a Dewoitine D510 fighter, several automobiles, and an Ariane 4 rocket.
• TomTom's Aviation and Scale Model Resources has a 1/144 scale aircraft hanger.
• Nobuo Koizumi's Karat Creek Model Design has a couple of models of narrow gauge railroad cars.
• Phil Koopman, Jr., has a web page featuring the Fly 'N' Things models developed by the late Phil Koopman, Sr.
• Zio Prudenzio has several aircraft.
• Yasu Tanaka has models of F-1 racers and some other automobiles. In English and Japanese.
• Luigi Saso has a Greek tavern and several other models.
• Jun's Paper Craft Page has a rabbit. In English and Japanese Jun Mitani also has Tenkai, shareware software for developing paper models, and 3D Card Maker, for generating pop-up greeting cards. Sample greeting cards are available.
• Volker Preikschat has race car models.
• Jim's Dollhouse Pages have a variety of dollhouse furniture and decorations.
• Raymond van Campenhout's Brussels Paper Trams has models of the trams of Brussels.
• Zoffbred's Volvo page has a Volvo V70 T5, Volvo V70 (2000), and a Volvo V40.
• This site has a caravel and a pirate ship, and several other subjects.
• The Cleveland Museum of Art has a Paper Model of a Pharaoh Death Mask.
• Michael Serdarusic has a model of Der Mannheimer Wasserturm.
• The Duyfken 1606 Replica Foundation have a small model of the Duyfken, the first European ship to visit Australia.
• Sequoia Aircraft Corporation have models of their F.8L Falco.
• From NASA: 
  • Pioneer 10 paper model.
  • Galileo paper model.
  • Folding Paper Model of the Magnetosphere, from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
  • Mars Orbiter Spacecraft model, 1:24 scale, in pdf format. The Mars Polar Lander is also available.
  • Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous spacecraft.
  • Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer
  • Stardust Spacecraft in 1:26 scale.
  • The HESSI (High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager) spacecraft.
  • Terra satellite model.
• Make your own Yohkoh Satellite, from the Yohkoh Public Outreach Project.
• Jan Heirtzler, of the Space Science Group at the University of New Hampshire, has a model of the Advanced Composition Explorer satellite. The model is available in 1:8, 1:16, and 1:32 scale.
• The Center for Space Physics has a model of the TERRIERS satellite.
• Geoblox has a sample model of a mid-ocean rift, demonstrating paleomagnetic banding.
• Steve McGuire's Print-N-Play Toys has some simple stand up toys, a race car, and a haunted house.
• In conjunction with their educational CD, Bridge to Reading, Owl & Mouse Educational Software has some free software for Windows: Make a Town will print patterns for 10 houses, 8 stores and a library; Make a Village will print patterns for a church, an apartment house, more houses, and more stores; Make a Farm will print patterns for farm buildings; and Build your own Medieval Castle This software is oriented towards lower elementary school children.
• Canon Japan has a varitey of papercraft kits here.
• Peramodel has four samples, a Mandarin Duck, a Camel, a Tyranosaurus Rex, and an UltraSeven.
• Oak Leaf Studios have an OO scale signalbox.
• Shelter Systems have geodesic domes.
• Grand Illusions has a dragon, designed by Jerry Andrus of Binary Arts.
• Fujioka, a Japanese fly fishing enthusiast, has models of trout (in Japanese and English.) 
• Various non-English, mostly Japanese, sites, lumped together here because I don't understand the site well enough to provide a description.
  • Alfa Romeo 156.
  • A bunch of buses and streetcars.
  • A car.
  • Streetcar.
  • Science fiction inspired stuff? Page 1, Page 2, Page 3.
  • Automobiles
  • Orca, Manta Ray, etc.
  • This one is Korean.
  • Gansuke has a kingfisher and another bird.
  • Puzzle land have a dodecahedron maze.
  • Automobiles
  • This one is Brazilian, but my Portugese isn't much better than my Japanese: a Bugatti and a simple little hound.
  • Kami Kobo has an angel flapping its wings.
  • The Industrial Palace of Prague.
  • A CV-3000ark vending machine, apparently used to issue certificates of residence in Japan.
  • A bunch of Fiats and one Citroen.
  • Japanese Coast Guard ships
  • Very simple model of Kaisyu, a ship of the Tokyo Cruise Ship Company.