Patricia W.
Still in process, but I can tell already that I’m gonna love how she turns out… I’m totally addicted to papercraft world.
Lane P.
This is my third Papercraft model. I did two sloths, and now this one which I have named Woody. One of the more difficult models, but per my previous experience, high quality, easy to follow instructions from papercraft. Looking forward to doing more
Carine M.
This was the most challenging one for me yet, but oh so fun! The paper was a little difficult, it's thicker and visibly layered with a shiny streak print and finish and a plain white bottom layer. It's more difficult to fold and I ended up using an exacto knife to separate the pieces from the sheets. I used Bearly Art precision craft glue with a rubber tipped tool that proved to be essential for hard to reach places and a quick dry. I love these - have fun!
Lisa E.
I have not completed the Pig yet but u have awesome choices and I just really love putting these together! Only thing I’ve run out of space but now I will make for other people! Thank you
Lester G.
Love it! It’s a fun project! Looks great as well.
Melanie L.
I was pleasantly surprised when the template arrived. We left on vacation the day after, so it's not completed.
It's well made and arrived when promised. I can't wait to put it together and I'll send a photo when it's done. I hope you create other templates.
Thank you
dennis m.
I knew when I saw this model I was going to turn it into an art piece. It did not disappoint. This one is quite precise if you want the outcome to be as close to the image it projects. I did put it through its paces in finishing it the way I wanted it. It is put together meticulously using white glue. After it was completely dry I sanded all the edges and painted it black. Then 5 coats of metallic sapphire blue. The front foot I glued a rock inside. It was a thick clear glue that is super strong. With the right amount of weight there, it will not tip over. To finish it off, I took the die-cut pattern of the base and cut some felt, traced the pattern and glued it to the bottom. It’s an amazing piece. I love it and it definitely has the modern abstraction I saw. This piece would be excellent as a prize for achievement. If three were made and they were painted black and with metallic paint… Gold, Silver, and Bronze. They would be one of a kind and truly unique to have if you won. So yes this papercraft Sculpture is a WINNER. I love papercraft world! I’ve made 12 different ones. The Deer Head I LOVE the most. Very impressive. But they all are. ❤️❤️
Did I say..I LOVE PAPERCRAFT WORLD.. yes I do. Get one… any one.. have fun ..the gratification of completing yours is magic.
Sandra C.
One of the hardest I made up to
Now. Beautiful looking card stock, but ver heavy and hard to bend. Corners are not perfect, but I love the result anyway. It was a good change from making all sort of animals
Dennis L.
WOW…this piece was a a bit different to build because of the thickness of the paper and the tabs being smaller than I’m used to. But I like the way it turned out in the original finished model. Although I like the idea that you can do anything to them once there done. Some have sprayed their models and who knows what and how creative others have been. Even their reviews are wonderful. I finished it and then painted it flat black and 5 coats of metallic sapphire blue with a brush. Yes it was painstaking but definitely worth it! LOVE THIS ONE! Thank you Papercraftworld.. a winner. I’ll be ordering a couple more of these for an art show coming up…⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️❤️❤️
Arlene K.
I enjoyed making “the thinker “ but found him not that easy to put together as there are many very small tabs.i found using a wood glue much better as the card-stock is quite heavy and when finished looks like he is made out of balsa wood, which is amazing. All in all I must say to my surprise he turned out quite well.
Heather C.
I love my new creation. Direction were easy to follow. I’m still waiting for an alligator to put in my Florida house, please.
