Watch this three part tutorial to build a miniature ziggurat. Use pink Styrospan high density foam. Assemble this model of a step sided pyramid with a ruler, some glue and an x-acto knife. The pink foam is easy to carve and can be repaired with glue if broken.
How To: Make a miniature ziggurat
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3 Comments
Hey, this is a very interesting set of videos... just wish you could show us how you painted it after... im still a beginner in this kind of crafting and i really wanna make a good looking ziggurat pour my first build =)
it's very goo......... i was not able to see everything though. would be nice if it's completely finished up to painting it.
it would be hard to put the parts of squares on top of each other in a neatly way because it takes too much concentration and you have to look carefully and glue/tape it on the top side of the first one
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