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The manual on gluing the deer head

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scissors

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a cutter

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a ruler

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a flat (unfolded 2d pattern)

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a stencil for the base

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a A3 sheet of white cardboard for base

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Work sequence

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Printing

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Print the file unfolded 2d pattern.pdf on an A1 sheet of paper

(density not less than 120 gsm);

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Print on any A3 sheet of paper the file base.jpg. You will use it as a

stencil for the base.

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Cutting
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The edges of details are indicated by the solid lines, the fold lines
are indicated by dashed and dot-dashed lines.

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Cut out all the details of the flat pattern along the contour (indicated

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by the solid line);

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Carefully score (but do not cut through) the paper along the dotted

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and dashed-dotted lines. This is necessary to make the folding of

the paper in these places easier

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the dotted lines denote

folding of the paper to the outside
the dash-dotted lines appear in the places where the edges
of the paper must be folded over to the inside
Fold all details along the lines.

Cutting of the base

Cut out the stencil for the base. Trace it on the cardboard and cut

out. The base is ready!

Gluing
The side of the paper with lines is the inner side of the deer head.
First, you should glue together the flaps of the separate parts, and
then the parts.
The edges which should be glued together are denoted by the
same numerals. For convenience, there are flaps on the unfolded 2d
pattern (marked in gray). Be careful, the size of the flaps is larger than
you need to make the folding easier. When gluing the flaps together,
you may need to cut the ends of the flaps, as necessary.
Gluing sequence

small pieces of the horns

large parts of the horns
glue the small pieces and the large pieces together
ears
front part of the head
glue the chin and the head together
glue the ears and the head together
glue the horns and the head together
back of the head
glue the head and the base together

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