3D Origami Fox Papercraft

Low poly 3D origami fox to assemble. Final dimensions: 500 × 204 × 180 mm. Model made of 11 pages and 64 pieces, designed for a smooth and rewarding build.

$12.00

Printed Color Paper Kit with Pattern

1 × Printed Color Paper Kit with Pattern

Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

1 × Essential equipment kit (glue, folding knife, ruler, paper cutter)

Double-sided adhesive tape

1 × Double-sided adhesive tape

Papercraft rotary cutting mat

1 × Papercraft rotary cutting mat

Emballage illustré du modèle

1 × Emballage illustré du modèle

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3D origami fox: a silhouette that comes to life

With just a few folds, a sharp gaze appears, an alert posture, almost ready to leap. This 3D origami fox draws on low poly aesthetics to turn simple sheets of paper into a bold, graphic sculpture full of character. Every facet catches the light, every angle tells a story.

Placed on a shelf, a desk, or in a bedroom, this model quickly becomes a visual focal point. If you enjoy stylized animals and meaningful hands-on creations, explore the full fox papercraft collection to extend the experience.

A guided assembly designed for enjoyment

The build unfolds step by step, with clear markers and a natural progression. Cut, score, fold, assemble. Nothing unnecessary. Just the pleasure of constructing, piece by piece, until the fox takes shape beneath your fingers.

Once completed, the model displays final dimensions of 500 mm in height, 204 mm in width, and 180 mm in depth. A confident presence that never overwhelms the space.

Technical details and color layout

Total number of pages: 11 sheets to assemble
Number of pieces: 64 numbered elements
Level: accessible intermediate, perfect for a creative challenge
Final height: 500 mm
Final width: 204 mm
Final depth: 180 mm

The model uses multiple shades to add depth and dimension to the fox:

White: 3 pages
Orange: 5 pages
Black: 2 pages
Mixed black/orange pages: 1 page

A graphic fox to build and display

This fox is more than a decorative object. It’s a creative pause, a moment to slow down, focus, and make something tangible. Once finished, all that’s left is to admire it… and answer the question that always comes up: “Did you make this yourself?”