3d paper pigeon sculpture.

Use this PDF template to make a flying 3D paper pigeon,
the world’s oldest domesticated bird. Pigeons have been important to humans throughout history as food, pets, sacred animals and messengers. Because of their ability to fly, pigeons have been used to deliver messages during world wars.

It is a printable template with illustrated assembly instructions.
You will be able to DOWNLOAD the template and instructions immediately after purchase.

WHAT ARE YOU BUYING?
Your purchase gives you access to:
— Instant download of PDF and SVG files with clear templates, COMPATIBLE WITH A4 PAPER AND US LETTER.
— Step-by-step illustrated instructions in English
— Our help whenever you need it 🙂
Do not hesitate to write to us with any questions you may have. We will do our best to answer you as soon as possible!

HOW TO START
— Download and print the template (on thick A4 or US Letter paper)
— Read the step by step instructions
— Look at the illustrated instructions.
Then start building:
— Cut out each piece.
— Score and fold along the dotted lines.
— Find an edge and a flap with the same number and glue them together.
— Start with number 1 and continue.

YOU WILL NEED
— Printer (A4 or US Letter size)
— 5 sheets of thick A4 or US Letter size paper (190g-280g)
– 2 grey
– 1 light grey
– 1 light green
– 1 pink
Try using the thicker coloured card, metallic or glitter cardstock or bristol.
You can use any card stock that is easy to cut and bend.
— Scissors and craft knife.
— A ruler and a blunt-edged knife for scoring.
— Multi-purpose glue with a thin applicator or double-sided tape.
— Some free time 🙂

DIMENSIONS:
Dimensions of the finished paper bird:
— Height: 30 cm / 11 ³/₄ in
— Width: 30 cm / 11 ³/₄ in
— Depth: 23 cm / 9 ¹/₁₆ in

SKILL LEVEL
— Intermediate
— TIME: APPROX. 1-3 HOURS
— The pattern is ready to print on both A4 and Letter size paper, use the actual size option in your printer preferences.

WE ALWAYS TAKE INTO ACCOUNT ALL YOUR COMMENTS AND CORRECTIONS IN YOUR MESSAGES AND REVIEWS, SO THAT WE CAN CONSTANTLY IMPROVE OUR MODELS AND CORRECT ANY ERRORS THAT OCCUR.