craft your loli

"Here is a paper-model character to assemble yourself. It won't be easy, even though I've tried to simplify it. If you feel courageous enough, on a rainy day for example, and you are skilled with your ten fingers, go for it. If you have two left hands and still want to try, print the sheet at 200%. You will need a cutter to cut the pieces (easier than with scissors) and an old calendar to avoid cutting the table. An old blunt knife that no longer cuts can be used to mark the folds of the paper without tearing it, if necessary. And of course, you will need glue. The figurine is ten centimeters tall. If you liked it and want more, I'll try to prepare another one for you, but be careful, it will be of a higher difficulty level (like making all the fingers of the hand)."

The most convenient way to see the correspondence of the faces and stick the tabs in the right place will be to download the Pepakura software (free) and the character's PDO file. You will have all the correspondences between the parts in 2D and 3D, as shown in the image.
Here are a few tips if you've read this far and haven't been discouraged:
Mark the folds with the tip of an old knife before cutting the parts.
Hold your cutter at a good angle, and you'll cut more straight (the same goes for marking folds with a knife).
A fine pair of tweezers or pliers can be useful. And use a glue that dries quickly.
Start by building the smallest pieces and attach the others as you go. For example, start with the hand and continue up to the shoulder.
Despite my best efforts, you may encounter some small problems. I couldn't verify it in practice because I didn't make the model (I don't think my wife would approve of this kind of work, so I'm not taking the risk).

the PDO file: hxxps://www.mediafire.com/file/ld93ha2z96hngph/Player.rar/file 440KB pw: bigbadwolf
Pepakura software (20Mo): hxxps://tamasoft.co.jp/pepakura-en/

An interesting project for a rainy day. I'm not into mock ups, but I can see the effort that went into the project. I think some people here may find it a nice side hobby, especially if the collect figurines. Thanks for sharing the material, the good advice, and the code links, butagaz!