There is a forum for paper models, but I see no posts since the new forums started.
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I’m not a paper modeler but we have one in our local club and his work is amazing. If I would have known about paper modeling when I restarted this hobby I probably would have tried it.
There’s a paper modeler I’ve seen and met a few times by the name of Dave Sakrison. (Hope I spelled his name right.)
I’ve seen his paper models at several Wisconsin model contests and non-contest gatherings the past several years. Here’s some sample pics of his creations.
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WhatIfRebel, David belongs to our local club(IPMS Steve Wittman) and you’re correct his work is incredible.
Wow, just Wow 
I think @mustang1989 built a Sweets & Treats Shop in 1/24
I’ve made one 1/35-1/32 paper model from Monroe Perdu Studios. Tower 1 Avila Beach 1993.
Then it was installed at the Gnome Gauge Railroad where Mingo and Gnomer went to graffiti battle all over it. 
Sprueone, that “vandalized” lifeguard’s station looks awesome! Hard to believe that it’s made out of paper.
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Thanks! I liked the operable sliding door and window openings.
missileman, If you have the new “Ship Modelers Handbook” from FSM there is an awesome article on paper ship modeling.
Hello!
Since you’re asking, I guess I have to chime in with my paper models:
More details here:
And this one:
even has a WIP:
Recently we’ve built one with my daughter, but I don’t have photos of it yet…
Here in Poland we have many paper models to chose from - various cool subjects and the models themselves are cheap, please let me know if you would like to buy any - I can help you get them.
Have a nice day!
Paweł
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Pawel, that is some outstanding work there. I wish that I would have discovered paper models when I was younger and my plastic model stash was much smaller.
I’ve slowly amassed a small collection of card models. Haven’t built any of them yet, but plan to try one in the near future. I bought a few from the Poland hobby dealer Super-Hobby in 2024.
Thanks, Tom, I will check that out.