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Ram's Head Papercraft
By Gedelgo
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Another one for my collection of paper hunter's trophies. It's about 40cm tall (life sized) and a very easy build. The model is remixed from this thing.
Download the pdf or pdo here - feel free to make your own!
You can also try this mirror if Google is giving you trouble.
Note: There's a number of people selling this pattern. I'm not associated with any of them. If you pay someone to mail you a pre-cut pattern then none of that money reaches me. (If you pay someone to email you the pdf then you're an idiot)
Download the pdf or pdo here - feel free to make your own!
You can also try this mirror if Google is giving you trouble.
Note: There's a number of people selling this pattern. I'm not associated with any of them. If you pay someone to mail you a pre-cut pattern then none of that money reaches me. (If you pay someone to email you the pdf then you're an idiot)
Image details
Image size
1600x952px 440.21 KB
Make
LGE
Model
Nexus 5
Shutter Speed
1/31 second
Aperture
F/2.4
Focal Length
4 mm
ISO Speed
384
Date Taken
Apr 26, 2015 11:21:27 AM -06:00
Published:
© 2015 - 2021 Gedelgo
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which pages do i print on which color paper?
Thanks
what size paper is correct for this one?
its pretty neat
its pretty neat
where are the folding instructions?
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gracias bro
Thanks dude! I'll use it for a cosplay project ♥
PLEASE PLEASE , I wish your papercraft but I can not download it , I get an error , please as I can get it?
You're not the only one having trouble with drive 
. Here's a mirror.
. Here's a mirror.Hi, how do I know which part is each one? I don't know how to start putting all together.
Thank you! I have a question- what is the best order to glue the pieces? (e.g.- horns, first row etc.)
I'd do the face then horns then neck. The back should be the last bit and leaves you lots of room to get your hands inside.
Hi!
First of all, that's a really good job! well done
And I'd like to ask you one thing: When folding/scoring how do you do to avoid ink to break on the edges, like here (imgur.com/a/5A6Kv), or do you paint the papercraft afterwards?
First of all, that's a really good job! well done
And I'd like to ask you one thing: When folding/scoring how do you do to avoid ink to break on the edges, like here (imgur.com/a/5A6Kv), or do you paint the papercraft afterwards?
Thanks.
My models are the colour of the paper they're printed on, so I don't get that problem. For your projects you might want to use thinner paper. It looks like your models are pretty small. You should be able to get away with regular printer paper and no scoring at all.
My models are the colour of the paper they're printed on, so I don't get that problem. For your projects you might want to use thinner paper. It looks like your models are pretty small. You should be able to get away with regular printer paper and no scoring at all.
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