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Use diagonal creases to tuck the flaps into the body of the model, which provides structure without needing glue. 2. Gluing and Joining

For a visual walkthrough on assembling complex 3D paper models using glue and tabs, watch this tutorial: Assembling Paper Dude Tutorial Pt2 MR Ridley Design & Technology YouTube• Oct 30, 2018

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Many projects start by folding a square sheet diagonally both ways and then folding all four corners into the center.

Once aligned and cut, stack the pieces and use a hole punch with a safety pin to keep related segments together so they don't get lost. Use diagonal creases to tuck the flaps into

Use a Cricut light box or a bright window to see through the overlapping edges. This makes it much faster to line up lines and markings perfectly before taping them.

For very large sheets, lightly misting the paper with water before applying glue can help it spread evenly and prevent ripples. Once aligned and cut, stack the pieces and

When your project requires sticking separate pieces together, such as for a "paper dude" or structural model: