Some robots have a masterful head on their shoulders, and here is one to construct which may be the cutest thing to accompany your shelf of robots.
SD MechAthena has five(5) pages holding thirtyfive(35) parts, which may be mildly challenging if you've never built a cardmodel before but eight(8) pages of instructions clearly illustrate the method to assemble. 18cm(7 inch) tall.
SDmini is a petite DIY papercraft robot features three(3) pages of parts and illustrated instructions. Swap-able face plates that store under the helmet. Rotating joints at the shoulders and neck. With a couple hours of careful assembly this absolute delight of a figure to wander your desk and shelves. 10cm(4 inch) tall.
MechAthena economy version. Traditional style figure with rotating joints at the shoulders and neck. Sized at 8cm(3 inch) and 15cm(6 inch) tall.
These DIY cardmodel kits have illustrated color instructions and parts sheets to build chosen variants.
Print on cardstock and get tools out, this is constructive entertainment.
For best results you will need to print the parts sheet pages on to 65LB (176 GSM) or heavier cardstock paper, deboss(indent) to pre-crease, cut with an appropriate tool, fold, and glue with your preferred adhesive for paper.
Print on cardstock and get tools out, this is constructive entertainment.
The ZIP file containing the ready-to-print PDF files is awaiting your purchase.
I rank these cardmodels Level-2: simple enough for most builders, mildly complex parts, easy to build.