Once you have the pieces all connected (minus the helmet), you can begin gluing the separate pieces to each other to form your Minecraft figure. Hold the piece to the flap for at least 10 seconds before letting go, else it may drift and get stuck in the wrong spot! On the skin, it is easier to fold the far edges of the 'front' face together, so that you can simply press the top & bottom faces down onto the flaps of the front/sides with little effort. Proceed to apply glue onto the paintbrush and brush the edges of a flap, bringing the flap to the part it should be glued to. Once you have everything folded, you can begin to glue the pieces together. After the flaps are folded, fold down the edges of each individual face so that you can connect the piece as a rectangle note that the helmet requires special maintenance, as will be explained near the end. On each model, fold the flaps that are sticking out of the side of most faces.

Cut along the outside black lines until you have each part individually freed. I recommend that rather than trying to work with the entire sheet at a time that you cut out the individual pieces in crude circles before actually cutting along the lines it makes it easier to do strange angles on more complex models. Fear not if you are unfamiliar however as this small tutorial will help you!īegin by cutting the pieces out. The sheet containing the skin is a traditional papercraft cutout if you've done it in the past you will be familiar with it. Once you have amassed all of those items, print the sheet(s) and follow the instructions below to papercraft.

Optional: A craft/exacto knife (For precision cutting any helmet details, be careful!).

Cardstock ( You can use regular paper, but the final model won't be as strong!).You will want the following items prior to starting: Last, but certainly not least, tutorials and help! Read below for some basic & advanced info on how to do this after you've got it printed.

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