3D Origami Flying Birds Papercraft

3D origami flying birds to assemble yourself: an aerial trio with a polygonal design. Maximum dimensions: 340 mm in height, 505 mm in width and 300 mm in depth. The model requires a total of 15 pages to bring all three birds to life.

$10.00

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 flying birds papercraft

It all starts with a flat sheet of paper. Then another. Very quickly, beneath your fingers, the shape begins to emerge. A wing unfolds, a silhouette stretches, and the illusion of motion settles in. This 3D origami flying birds papercraft features a set of three birds with faceted lines, designed to convey a true sense of momentum and lightness once suspended or mounted on a wall.

Each model plays with volumes and angles, creating a subtle balance between geometric precision and natural poetry. You don’t just look at them. You follow their trajectory. To discover more creations in the same spirit, explore the origami birds papercraft collection.

Three birds, three distinct presences

The set is made up of three complementary variations. The first reaches approximately 340 mm in height with 287 mm in width and 290 mm in depth. The second, more compact, measures 271 mm in height and 280 mm in width. The third extends its wingspan to 505 mm in width with a more discreet height of 100 mm. Together, they create a highly dynamic aerial composition.

A model designed for the joy of assembly

The assembly relies on precise markings and a progressive, logical flow. The model is designed to be built using a single paper color, enhancing its sculptural quality and highlighting the facets. In total, 15 pages are required to assemble all three birds.

The difficulty level is intermediate: approachable if you enjoy taking your time, and rewarding from the very first pieces. An ideal project for those who love watching a form emerge, step by step, until it creates the illusion of flight.