Hello !

here is my second trophy.

If you like it, please post your work in comment section.

Quick it for birds who want to fly by their own :

- use a thick papper (+240g/m2)

- use a good glue, it helps a lot !

- start to assemble the smaller parts.

I posted the Jungle Panther last month, you can find it here : https://www.instructables.com/id/Faceted-Jungle-Pan...

Step 1: Step 1 : Creating the Pattern

I'll go through this step, if you want to do your own patterns you should follow Krummey's instructable.

I used meshlab, blender and paperkura for this project.

Step 2: Step 2 : Print the Pattern and Cut It

I made the pattern to be printable on a A3 sheet of paper.

It would give you a bigger trophy than mine. My "prototype" was a bit to small to my taste.

Start by cutting the faces out of the A3 paper sheet.

Now you can glue the parts on your coloured paper. As told before, you should use a +240g/m2 paper.

Here in France I use "Canson 240g", it's pretty cheap and has a good quality.

I prefer to :

1/ cut first the printed paper

2/ glue it on my coloured paper (with a low quality glue)

3/ cut the coloured paper with printed paper on it

4/ score all the folds (you should use a paperknife to have straight folds)

It's easier to start by the small parts.

For this model I advise you to start with the horns and the ears of the rhino.

Use a good glue, it's help a lot. Be careful to not make to much smudges.

Stay organised, hardest part is to find the part you need to glue !

It's a long work but with patience you will get through easily.

Everything is in the tittle !