Description
Create your own wall decoration with this 3D Paper Horse-Unicorn!
You can now take this gentle, noble creature into your home decoration in a very animal friendly way. Assembli’s do-it-yourself 3D paper Horse-Unicorn is made with *FSC-certified paper. Assembling this 3D paper Horse or Unicorn animal head is like a mindful journey. It will keep you busy for a few hours with an amazing result. Complete any horse lovers’ room or interior with this statement piece!
Looking for the mysterious magical version? Easily turn your horse into a unicorn by building and adding the horn that is included in every kit. This fantasy animal wall decoration will add magic to any kids’ room. The feeling of pride and joy when you finish assembling this beautiful Horse or Unicorn is great!
**Please note that this is older stock we found while cleaning up the warehouse. This includes colours we do not sell anymore.
Only the packaging looks different than what we use now. The product inside is completely intact!
Find our current Paper Horse-Unicorn colours here
The Horse-Unicorn kit contains:
- 5 large coloured templates
- 1 small white template for the unicorn horn
- A test shape to practice
- Folding and building instructions
- A tube of fast drying glue
- Wooden folding lath
To add yourself: a pair of scissors or small craft knife.
*FSC® -MIX paper certifies that this paper is made of responsibly sourced wood fiber.
Look for our other FSC®-certified paper craft kits marked with *
Horse facts:
The scientific name of a horse is Equus caballus. There are more than 400 different breeds of horses. Horses can be as big as 175 centimeters from hoof to shoulder and weigh as much as 998 kilograms. Tiny horses exist, too. The smallest breeds of horses can be as small as 76 centimeters from hoof to shoulder and weigh only 54 kg. Horses are found in almost every country in the world and every continent except Antarctica. Horses are very social animals. They live in groups called herds. In the wild, horses will live in herds that consist of three to 20 animals and are lead by a mature male, which is called a stallion. Horses are herbivores. This means they only eat vegetation like grass.
