I Made A Miniature Howl's Moving Castle Out Of Junk // Ghibli Crafts Info

For a finished look, builders often use toilet paper and Mod Podge to create a realistic, wavy water effect for the castle's base. Paper-Only Alternatives

Thin paperboard strips (from cereal boxes) are used to blend different container shapes together, creating a seamless, organic look for the castle's hull. For a finished look, builders often use toilet

In junk modeling projects like this, paper-based materials provide the flexibility needed for intricate textures: To create the "cottage-core" aesthetic, shingles for the

Cardboard serves as temporary supports and caps for turrets. To create the "cottage-core" aesthetic, shingles for the houses on the castle's back are often hand-cut from old cereal boxes using pattern-edged scissors. How Paper and Cardboard are Used For a

The phrase refers to a popular video by the creator , who built a highly detailed, 21-inch tall miniature of Howl's Moving Castle using repurposed household trash. While the castle's main body is made from plastic containers (like kimchi tubs and nut jars), paper and cardboard are essential for creating the "wizard architecture" and smaller details. How Paper and Cardboard are Used

For a more substantial project, some DIY paper models can reach up to 50cm (20 inches) in height, available through retailers like the Ghibli Store .