You can see the expected dimensions in the first page of the .PDF. You can get bigger or smaller result by scaling the pattern before printing or cutting. Note that scaling must be the same in all pages and with keeping the original proportions.

The color of the final result depends on the color of the paper you take. Note that there are recommendations in the .PDF file which color to take for each page.

I strongly recommend to take paper a bit thicker than a regular office (copy/printer 80g/m2) paper, it's better to take 150-220 g/m2 or more. This will make your model more solid and the process of assembling will be much easier! And paper this thick is still supported by your printer (I've got similar one).

I recommend to go with PVA (white crafting glue) or hot gun glue.

There are several ways to make colorful model.
1. Make it from color paper.
2. Paint it when it's finished. I recommend to work with graffiti spray can, it keeps the paper dry, so the model will stay in desired shape.

All my patterns are designed with lines and other marks on the external side of the model in order to make assembling clear and easy.

However I there are 3 ways to solve this.

1. Before assembling start treating dashed line as for valley-like bending, dash-dotted line as for mountain-like bending. And leave all the drawing inside the model.
2. Transfer the printed drawing to a clear, color card stock/thick paper.
3. Paint finished model with acrylic paint, or any other paint, which will hide the lines and numbers.

If for some reason you are unable to download the file, you always have access to all your purchased items in here:
Your account > Purchases and reviews > Download button.

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