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Chibi Joker by Mookeep papercraft
Recommend paper weight for this 3D: 160 grams
Finished Dimension of this 3D paper model: H124 W72 D59
Finished Dimension of this 3D paper model: H124 W72 D59
New toy paper model. Is a character that many people are probably well known from the Batman story. The main adaptation of the story Joker This model I have already designed. But the assembly will be quite difficult. For those who have never done it before, it may take a bit more effort. There will be a point to be careful in the part of the shirt and then put it on. We have to make the sleeves by folding them and wrapping them around the arms. glued between the strands If we assemble the sleeves first, we cannot wear them down. and after wearing the two sleeves of the Joker So gradually put the arms next to the body. Then slowly take the left and right chest parts to assemble the back on the Joker's body. Must follow this step Otherwise it won't be able to be worn and it will be very difficult to assemble. But if you understand this step Assembling the rest isn't too difficult. There will be a wand and a bow attached to the chest that are quite small. will have to use tweezers to help and the part where we assemble the collar when folded up You will need to glue the edge of the paper directly to the edge of the shirt. There will be no adhesive strips. Let's take a good look at the sample image. This paper model uses three sheets of paper. Use paper that is not very thick. because there are a lot of small details If the paper is thick, it will be difficult to do. If anyone tries to assemble and has problems at any step, you can ask via the page. ^_^
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