Muscular Doberman 3D origami papercraft

Muscular Doberman 3D origami to assemble yourself. An impressive sculpture with sharp, dynamic lines, made from 28 sheets. Final dimensions: 700 mm high, 793 mm deep and 259 mm wide.

$10.00

Kit feuilles de couleur, imprimées avec le modèle

1 × Kit feuilles de couleur, imprimées avec le modèle

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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A muscular doberman that commands respect

It all starts with a few sheets of paper, a sharp craft knife… and the desire to create something bold. Little by little, the muscular Doberman 3D origami takes shape. The chest emerges, the legs anchor firmly to the ground, the head lifts proudly. In front of you stands a dog with a confident, almost lifelike presence, ready to become the centerpiece of your decor.

This model is designed for fans of demanding 3D papercraft, for those who enjoy taking their time and appreciating every step of the build. Piece by piece, following the precise numbering, the sculpture gradually comes together into a powerful, sculptural form.

Technical specifications of the model

Height: 700 mm
Depth: 793 mm
Width: 259 mm
Number of sheets: 28 pages
Number of pieces: over 300 pieces to assemble

The model is designed to be built using a single paper color. Minimalist white, deep black, raw kraft or a bold vibrant shade: the choice is yours. The final look changes dramatically depending on the color selected, while preserving its muscular, graphic silhouette.

This Doberman naturally fits into a contemporary interior, a creative workspace or a display window. It blends perfectly with the world of dog origami 3D papercraft, where each model tells a story of patience and precision.

A tip? Take your time. Start with the smaller pieces, let the volume grow gradually… and enjoy the moment when the final tab clicks into place.