Custom > Tribal Colour |
3EyedBear |
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Custom > Tribal BW |
Custom > Thai |
Under Construction |
Custom > Barong |
Stubey |
BushDoctor |
Custom > Jagannatha |
Custom > Leigh Pearce |
Custom > Nunuy |
Custom > Sal Azad |
Custom > Dragon, by Walrond |
GRLs > Sofia |
GRLs > Sofia Custom |
Custom > BangArt, by Mklane |
Custom Eyed Bear |
Emotikits > Love Wink Prof |
E-Cake > Happy birthday! |
Custom > Cartridge Attack |
Emotikits > Happy Pissed Blanco |
Two Birds |
Emotikits > Surprise Sad Holiday |
Custom > Louis Vuitton |
KitCity > Truck |
Snowboy |
Old Wise Bear |
Emotikits > Silence Tear One eye |
Emotikits > Burger Smoke Party |
Custom > Undy |
Golddiggers |
E-Cake > Happy Birthday! |
Custom > Furry Bear |
E-Cake > Your own flavour |
Trabant, pimp this ride! |
Emotikits > Doubt Tongue Joke |
Helicopter |
Emotikits > HP Special |
How to fix this?
Of course we understand you don’t have all the time in the world so we invest as much time as possible for you to waste as less as possible.
Material
Papermodels are easy to make. You only need a precisionknive (or scalpel), a brush, the lid of any jar, craft-glue, a ruler, a cuttingmat and the PDF. Realize, our kits are NOT designed especially for kids, but they can try cutting out the models with a pair of scissors.Step-By-Step
First print out the PDF on your computer and start cutting out all the shapes with the scalpel on the mat along the
line. If the model consists of seperate
elements, they are divided into 
sections. It’s easier to keep them
seperated.
When you have done that, start preparing the folding-line by tracing them with the back of the scalpel on the mat (kids: ballpoint). This way, called ‘creasing’, will make your foldings sharp and precise. Test it yourself by folding up all the shapes. Keep in mind the
hillfolds and the 
valleyfolds.
Now, the most rewarding phase: glue-ing! It’s difficult to say wich kind of glue to use, but we tested a lot of different types and eventually stick to simple paper/craft-glue or wood-glue thinned with a bit of water (in the jar-lid). Don’t work with too watery glue, since it’s a waste of all the cutting and creasing if your newborn kit would look all curved, orange-peeled or pinched! After this, you can shut down your brain. Just glue from number 1 up and watch the paper ...come to live!
Make us proud!
Any questions or improvements helping this heldesk-section becoming better are welcome.
Please contact us!
