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I need to print in colour because I do papercraft :/ any tips?
There do exist colour laser printers, although I suspect if you're interested in artistic printing their quality may not be good enough.
I couldn't tell you what brands or models are good, but I'm sure some inkjet printers do exist in a less user-hostile business model. You just might need to pay a bit more for them up-front. You'd need to ask the opinions of other people in your hobby's community for better advice I think.
Papercraft, it doesn't have to be god-like quality. But better is... well better.