Kardcraft

In the 1970s some paper models were produced with the name Kardcraft. They followed the Micromodels tradition, with cards that are about the same size, and with the same kind of lay-out with instructions between the parts. The artwork is very precise and exquisitely drawn.
The models were produced in Patching, Sussex England by N.B. Designs Ltd. (NBD). One of the designers was John R.Nabbs. He designed the London Bus but probably more models.

These paper models are rare.

Ships

In 2015 a model of Kardcraft, the Victory appeared on eBay.
The Victory was the first model of a new series of ships:

M.S.1.	HMS Victory 1765
M.S.2.	SS Great Britain 1843
M.S.3.	Cutty Sark 1860
M.S.4.	Balclutha 1886

Only the Victory is known to exist, Kardcraft produced the model in 1971.
The model contains seven cards enclosed in a plastic wrapper.
The cards measure approximately 9.5 cm x 15 cm.

Micromodels also had a model of the Victory, but the Kardcraft model was completely redesigned.

Road Verhicles

Also some models of road vehicles are known, all in 1/76th scale. Pictures were found of the following three models, but one more model seems to have been published.

V.T.1.	Open Top Double Deck Bus K Type 1919, London General Omnibus Company (LGOC)
V.T.2.	Wallis & Stevens “Simplicity” Steam Roller 1927
V.T.3.	–
V.T.4.	“Mighty Atom” Foden Steam Tractor 1932