All details are cut out. No scissors needed!
Short video instruction:
https://youtu.be/OnZeLA5y1uE
You receive pre-pushed and pre-scored cardboard sections that you just have to stick together. Glue and sticky hook for quick wall mounting in the kit.
Ideal as DIY Activity, as Unique Gift Idea, as Wall Mount, Room Decor.
Polygonal sculptures — the object of attraction which possesses a certain magnetism. They are desired to be touched, held, pictured and tried on. When you build up a sculpture on your own - the effect is even more powerful!
What is the secret? Why do polygonal sculptures attract attention?
Depending on viewing angle, shadow and light, polygons on a sculpture change their colour. The impression that sculptures are not paper but animate is gained.
Tired of sad pictures on the walls? Then this "FLAMINGO" is just the right thing for you.
The FLAMINGO is made from high quality environmentally friendly 250g/m² paper.
The assembly of the model does not require special qualification. You just have to glue the numbered pieces with the same numbers. It's easy enough!
Polygonal paper sculptures are:
- hobby
- hand made fancy decor
- hand made interior element
- attribute of contemporary space
INCLUDES:
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- Pre-pushed for easy bending and pre-scored cardboard
- Fast drying glue
- Sticky hook for quick wall mounting
- Detailed instructions
- Unique system for easy creation
No scissors needed! :)
SIZE:
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Finished dimensions:
Height / Width / Depth
74/45/10 cm
29.1/17.7/3.9 in
YOU WILL NEED:
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All you need is already in the kit!
Perfect gift or DIY!
ABOUT FLAMINGO Paper craft kit:
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- the set includes: cut out parts, glue, instructions, sticky hook
- about 4 hours to build
- recommended age: 14+
- difficulty: 4 out of 5
- material: color design thick paper
- after fun building or assembly, you can use 3D model as wall mount decoration.
If you have any questions - send us a message.
Instagram: @paperraz_
Thank you for choosing our product!
Enjoy PAPERRAZ.
#paperraz
Examples of assembling models on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/paperraz
