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Skills You’ll Learn

Types of paper required for making paper models

Learn about the types of paper required to make paper models.

Necessary tools for making paper models

Find out what tools are needed to make paper models.

Cutting and pasting paper

Learn basic sharpening and scissor skills and learn how to attach cut parts.

Create a box-shaped building

Learn how to make a box-shaped model, which is the basis for building shapes.

Create an outward model

Learn the art of making models of more diverse shapes through outward folding techniques.

Creating a model of a curved surface

I will make a model with a curved surface and apply it to various buildings.

Apply the skills you've learned

Try to create a model that combines a box shape, an outward fold, and a curved surface.

Create your own model drawing

Learn how to make your own drawings of the buildings you want to build.

🌃🌇 A miniature paper city built with my own hands

Have you ever taken a trip to a city full of tall buildings and imagined “I wish such a building was on my desk”? Have you ever wanted to set aside all your distractions and focus on one thing to create something? Here we have prepared a class that can fulfill all of those wishes! immediately This is an opportunity to create a city using a paper model. It's not just about making models I'll also show you how to create a development map for the building you want, so it will be a fun challenge.

You can start a lifelong hobby for 30,000 won.

To make a paper model You don't need a lot of tools and money. For an average of around 30,000 won, you can get ready to start a lifelong hobby. We'll kindly guide you through what tools you need and when to use each tool, so don't be afraid to try it out!

Safety first! I'll show you how to sharpen a knife safely.

Sharp knives aren't dangerous at all if you learn how to do it safely. If you focus on the tip of the knife and cut the parts one by one, the distractions will disappear and you will feel a little peace in your heart.

Famous buildings in Korea that I would have passed by at least once in my room!

Can you see the picture above? All of them are models created with my own designs. In this course I'm only going to make Korean buildings. All of my designs will be distributed free of charge, so I can create more models even after the course is over!

I'll also show you how to draw a design for the building you want.

Not only that I'll also learn how to make my own design of the building I want to build. It would be really meaningful if I could make a model with my own hands and give it to someone, right?

OK, so are you ready?

Together with me, let's embellishe the city on the desk with a nice paper model step by step from the basics!

Class Kit · Coaching Session

Required for the class

Here is an introduction to the kit.

1. All-in-one kit

What you need to prepare for the class all at once

This is a kit for those who are new to paper model crafts. The tool, layout also consists of 2 types of printing paper, and other materials.

Office knife
refill blade
curved tweezers
White paper (A4, 180g) x 5 sheets
White paper (A4, 220 g) x 20 sheets
1 cutting mat (knife board)
Steel ruler (30cm)
PP granules (100g): Used as fillers to shape building models.
shears
Woodworking paste (74g)
sandpaper stick

2.BASIC KIT

This is a kit for those who already have some tools and other materials. The development also consists of 2 types of printing paper+PP granules (100 g).

White paper (A4, 180g) x 10 sheets
White paper (A4, 220 g) x 30 sheets
PP granules (100g): Used as fillers to shape building models.

❗ This is the main guide.

A “printed development map” will be sent to those who purchase the All-In-One/Basic Kit. (With the course ticket only It is not available for those who only purchase a course ticket.)
The building layout required for the course will be shared separately on the web page after the class is launched. (With the course ticket only package Classmates who only purchase a course ticket must download and print the development map directly to be able to take the class smoothly.)
The kit includes a development diagram and is non-refundable once opened.
All development diagrams (designs) shared in the class are 'I'm also the owner of the building now! It is provided as a lesson material for the “Miniature Paper City Made with My Own Hands” class, and is used for other purposes outside of class, Unauthorized distribution, commercial use, and processing are prohibited.

🚚 This is a shipping guide.

Depending on the availability of inventory, kit components may be shipped in place of other similar products.
For inquiries about product defects or incorrect delivery, please contact the Class 101 Customer Service Center.

Curriculum

Creator

Oh Gyojoong

Hello? I've always admired tall buildings. When I looked at a skyscraper built by humans that defy gravity, I felt a sense of awe, and when I passed through a forest of buildings in any city, I would look above my head with my soul. Then, when I was in middle school, I found a community that makes paper skyscrapers in an overseas forum and said, “This is it!” I wanted to. Since then, making buildings out of paper models has become my hobby for a long time.

You'll feel a sense of pride as you look at the number of buildings, whether it's desks or shelves, growing one by one. If you display the buildings you've seen in the movie and the places you've visited with your own hands, you'll look at yourself. You don't need a lot of supplies and tools. All you need is a solid board, spelling, knife, and woodworking glue to get started at any time. Why don't you learn a lot and collect the world's famous cities on a shelf?

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