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I present to your attention a 3D paper model of the anthill. If you divide 2 parts of the anthill, you can see how it works from the inside.
You can apply pre-made labels or write your own.
You will receive PDF template file for color printing.
To make a anthill, you will need to print a template on 4 sheets. I recommend using heavier paper (120-180 g / m2) for printing, but you can try on plain paper as well.
If you use A4 paper, then the total size will be 200x200x80 mm.
If you use A3 paper, then the total size will be 270x270x110 mm.
Take a look at the pictures to better understand how to glue it.
If you have any questions, write to me, I will definitely help.
The files contain vector graphics and can be printed at high magnification without loss of quality.
You can apply pre-made labels or write your own.
You will receive PDF template file for color printing.
To make a anthill, you will need to print a template on 4 sheets. I recommend using heavier paper (120-180 g / m2) for printing, but you can try on plain paper as well.
If you use A4 paper, then the total size will be 200x200x80 mm.
If you use A3 paper, then the total size will be 270x270x110 mm.
Take a look at the pictures to better understand how to glue it.
If you have any questions, write to me, I will definitely help.
The files contain vector graphics and can be printed at high magnification without loss of quality.
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