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We tried to describe the best the process of assembling the paper model. We hope it will be clear for you!
Before to begin your Log Cabin House Diorama, you should know that, like all our models, you will need time
and patience. Also a begginer can assemble the model with a little bit of attention and precision.
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This paper model contain templates in A3 and A4 format. You can choose, which is the best for you.
It is the same pattern for two paper formats. The nal size of the paper model won't change, if you use A4 or A3.
If you want a bigger sculpture, print the A4 pattern on A3 paper. While printing,
click on „custom scale>and indicate 140%.“
If you want a smaller sculpture, print the A3 pattern on A4 paper. While printing,
click on „custom scale>and indicate 70%.“
BE CAREFUL: with smaller parts, the sculpture will be harder to assemble.
A4 is identical with letter format and A3 is the same as Tabloid. There is a small
different between size of the US format and the international format. Before printing,
we recommend to check if the pdf document will ll whole your page. If not, you can
decrease the size of pdf document until it will be t perfectly. For example, something
about 97%. The nal paper model will be a bit smaller.
REQUIRED TOOLS
Printed pattern. You can print it at home or in copy shop. We prefer colored cardstock paper with
density/grammage of 160-300gsm (60-110lb).
Too thin paper will be easier to assemble but whole sculpture can collapse into itself. Too thick paper will be hard to
assembly, but sculpture will be stronger.
Use these colors: Grey, Light Brown, Brown, Dark Brown, Green, White, Red and Yellow. Or use color you like,
but not too dark, you won't see the printed lines and numbers.
Snap-off knife, pair of scissors, paper scalpel or any small knife with a sharp, xed and thin blade.
Score/crease tool. Ballpoint pen (without ink) or something like that. It works very precise and doesn't damage
the paper.
Cutting mat for work with cutting knife/scalpel. You can use self-healing cutting mat(plastic mat) or any wood
or plastic board.
Metal ruler is the best option. Plastic or wood ruler can be damaged easily when you use cutting knife/scalpel.
Liquid white glue or white school/hobby glue, both fast-drying and does not damage the paper. Avoid
the lumpy glue sticks and the dripping super glue.
Toothpicks are optional but prove useful to spread the glue evenly for example.
Tweezers are also optional, but have proven useful to grip the two parts if the hand does not t.
or
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Scissors
Cutting
Printer knives Cutting mat Glue
Ruler Ballpoint
pen
HOW TO DO IT
CUT only along the solid lines! (They are a bit thicker then other lines)
SCORING basically means embossing the fold lines to make sharper, crisper folds. Scoring
may seem like an extra, time-consuming step you can skip, but we highly recommend to
score your models then the pieces will t together more seamlessly and beautifully. A ruler
is also useful here for scoring straight lines. Score along the dashed lines, for a mountain
fold, and along the dashed lines with dots, for a valley fold. Do not trying to cut Mountine fold line - this is
through them, you just want to crease the paper, to make it easier to fold. generally a ‘mountain’ fold
where the fold is upwards,
like a mountain.
FOLD along the lines that you have scored. Generally the folds are 'mountain folds'
meaning the fold ends up at the top, and the sides slope down, like a mountain. Sometimes
the folds are 'valley folds' which are the opposite, meaning the fold ends down at the bottom,
and the sides slope up, like a valley.
ORGANIZE cutted and folded parts by numbers (numbers in circles). You can better imagine,
which parts will put together. This process will save your time , because you won't need
search for each part all time.
And naly the STICKING. You must match the numbers (number 1.
with the other number 1., number 2. with the other number 2., etc...).
One number will have a ap (tab) and the other will not. You must
use the aps (tabs) to glue this two parts together. Flaps can be
recognized by the areas with the grey shade.
Apply glue to the other side of the ap/tab (on the non-printed side).
Printed side should be hidden inside the model. Apply glue on the
entire ap area (also to the corners where a toothpick might come
in handy) and press the tab to the underside of the other piece with
the matching number. When you glue two parts together, remember
to pinch that area tight for 10 seconds or so, until the glue dryes. Glue
the aps one at a time. Do not make a lot of aps at once, the glue
will dry fast.
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This papercraft model is created to has the numbers of the pattern on the INSIDE of the sculpture.
However, it is possible to make him with the numbers of the pattern on the OUTSIDE the paper model.
In this case, you will have to invert the folds (Valley folds will become Mountain folds and vice versa).
Making the sculpture that way is easier. But, be careful! Then, you can not use
the Assembly Scheme, because sculpture will be mirror-reversed!
With both techniques (numbers inside or outside), the aps go always in the inside
of the sculpture.
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We added more numbers between number 2. and 4.
That means, you follow the numbers in this
succession: ... 1. 2. 3-1. 3-2. 4. 5. ... and then
continue as normal. (see Parts 1 and 3 )
10 6.
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Assembly scheme (3/20)
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Assembly scheme (4/20)
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Assembly scheme (5/20)
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to glueing
edge numbers)
Then glue the entire dormer
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Log Cabin House Diorama
Assembly scheme (6/20)
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Log Cabin House Diorama
Assembly scheme (7/20)
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Assembly scheme (8/20)
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Bottom view
Bottom view
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Bottom view
Assembly scheme (10/20)
Bottom view
Bottom view
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Bottom view
Assembly scheme (11/20)
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Bottom view
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Bottom view
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Bottom view
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You are now nished with the basic / simpler version of the model.
You can continue by sticking the overlay on the walls and windows.
If you don't want to do overlay of the walls and windows, skip pages
18-20 of this instructions and continue building trees,
gifts and a snowman. (on pages 21-24)
It also means that you don't need to print the pages
7-8 and 11-12 (A4 template) or 5 and 7 (A3 Template)
The last page of this PDF Instructons (page 24) shows the nished
diorama with and without overlay. (for better imagination)
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instructions- page 17/24
paperartaddiction@gmail.com All rights reserved. Personal use only. Total or partial reproduction of the contents of this document is forbidden. Model 21- Log Cabin House Diorama.
H
A K
left H window
G
B window
E window
right H window
L
E
Assembly scheme (14/20)
J
M
It will help you to stick the overlay.
N
Each wall is marked with letter from A to N.
F door
M window
instructions- page 18/24
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Log Cabin House Diorama
Assembly scheme (15/20)
H17
H16
H15
Make a 1 mm gap between each piece.
1 mm H14
This is how the H7 1 mm H10 H13
overlay on walls H6 H9 H12
D, E, F, G, H, I, H5 H8 H11
J and K look like. H4 Start gluing overlay from below in order.
H3
H1 H2
B21
B22 F20
E13
B23
F19 F18 E11
E12
B20
B19
B18
E10
B24
H22 M11
H26 M12
H24 M9
M10
H25
H21 H20 M14 M13
M8
H23 H19
Black rectangle
on top of chimney
These areas are hatched in the template and you will see them from below
when the terrain and house will be completed. The number of trees and their
placement is up to you.
Print the pages with trees and tree trunks
as many times as many trees you want.
Top view
X1
X13
X2 X12
X3
X6 X5
X4
X8 X11 X10
X7 X9
Big Tree
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S2
Y2
Z2
Y1
Z1
Y4
Z4
S1
S3
Y3
Z3
Small Tree
Y9
Z9
Snowman
S4
Log Cabin House Diorama
Y7
Z7
Assembly scheme (18/20)
Y5
Z5
Y6
Z6
S5
Y8
Z8
H1
S6.
1. step
2. step
H2
S7
3. step
S9.
4. step
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