3d Eiffel Tower Paper Model
Build A 3D Eiffel Tower Paper Model: A Step-by-Step Guide
The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic monuments in the world. If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring Paris, the Eiffel Tower is a must-see site. Now, you can build your own 3D Eiffel Tower paper model. This step-by-step guide will show you how.
Materials and Tools
Before you begin, make sure you have the right materials and tools for the job. You’ll need: a pair of scissors, a ruler, a craft knife, a pencil, a glue stick, a sheet of A3 paper, four sheets of A4 paper, a sheet of cardstock, four paperclips, and a black marker.
Step 1: The Base
Start by printing out the template for the base of the Eiffel Tower on a sheet of A3 paper. Cut it out, then fold it in half along the dotted line. Unfold it and draw a line down the center, then fold it back in half. Cut along the line.
Now take the other piece of A3 paper and fold it in half. Cut along the folded edge and unfold. Take one of the halves and fold it in half again, then cut along the folded edge. Take the other half and fold it in half the opposite way. Cut along the folded edge.
You should now have four pieces of paper. Take two of the pieces and overlap them to create the base of the tower. Glue them together and let them dry. Once the glue is dry, place a paperclip at each corner to keep them together.
Step 2: The Towers
Now print out the template for the towers on the A4 paper. Cut out the pieces and glue them together. Take the cardstock and cut out four small squares. Glue them to the corners of the towers. Place a paperclip at each corner to hold them together.
Once the glue has dried, draw a line down the center of each tower. Make sure the lines are straight and even. Now fold each tower along the lines. You should now have four towers.
Step 3: Assembly
Now it’s time to assemble your model. Take the four towers and place them on the base. Make sure the towers are evenly spaced. Glue them together and let them dry. Once the glue has dried, draw a line down the center of each tower.
Now take the four paperclips and clip them onto the towers. This will help keep the towers securely in place. Once the paperclips are in place, your model is ready to display.
Conclusion
Now you know how to build a 3D Eiffel Tower paper model. This project is an easy and fun way to bring a little Parisian atmosphere into your home. So, get crafting and enjoy your own little piece of the City of Lights.
