1. How do I print the designs?

Please check out the printing help page here.

2. What kind of paper should I use?

Standard printer paper should be fine - however I ussually build mine on a 110 lb. card stock which is sturdier and inexspensive (less then $10 for 250 sheets).

3. Do you have an RSS feed?

Yes.

4. I missed one of the limited edition models! Can you send it to me?

Sorry but much like when there is a limited edition print, toy, statue etc and they break the mold the designs are deleted when they are taken down.

5. Do you take requests?

I like to hear what people would be interested in seeing on the site - but I offer no guarantee's and I pretty much just do what I want anyway.

6. What do the difficulty ratings mean?

There is not a strict way if rating each model but the general idea is given below.

In theory 1 scissor is the easiest and 5 is the hardest. That being said - Every model on Cubeecraft is designed to be as easily as possible to build. There is currently no model even rated as high as 5 on the site, and currently only one 4 (Sam from "Sam & Max" has a snout ears and the brim of his hat).

This is a general breakdown:

1 scissor. This is the most basic Cubeecraft. Cutting out the shapes and slitting the lines for the tabs will be the most extensive cutting required and the folds are very basic.

2 scissors. This means there is a shape that needs to be cut with an exacto besides a straight line (such as a beard or other detail.)

3 scissors. This means there is an additional part or two not seen on normal Cubee's that will need to be attached.

4 scissors. This means that there are various additional parts not seen on normal Cubee's that will need to be attached and that those parts may seem more complex somehow.

5 scissors. No idea what this means - there has not been a Cubee yet who was rated above a 4.