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Minecraft Desert Sunset Ride
Steve rides his camel out of a desert village as the square sun goes down - a quiet overworld expedition frozen mid-journey, block by block, in a cube you fold yourself.
$8.99 print-at-home PDF kit
One A4 sheet, scissors, glue, about an hour. The download lands the second you pay. I checked.
- Instant download, no waiting and nothing ships
- One A4 page, 300 dpi, print it as often as you like
- PayPal or card. No account needed
- Link expired? Get a fresh one yourself at any time
- Broken file? I fix it or refund it
- Prices in US dollars. PayPal converts your currency at checkout
What you get
- One print-ready PDF, A4, 300 dpi
- The fold-out cube: back wall, floor, two side walls, front logo band
- 6 cut-out pieces on the sheet, including Steve camel (58 mm), Cactus left (34 mm), Cactus mid1 (28 mm), Cactus mid2 (24 mm), 2 of them spare alternates you pick between. Heights at 100% print scale
- About 9.4 cm per side at 100%, or 7.3 cm printed at 78%
What you need
- Colour printer, card stock 160 to 250 gsm
- Scissors or a craft knife, and a ruler
- A glue stick
- An hour. Here is exactly how it goes
- Unsure your printer keeps 100% scale? Print my free check page first
Before you buy
Is this a physical thing you post to me?
No. You get a PDF. You print it at home (or at any print shop), cut it out and fold it. Nothing ships, nothing gets lost in the mail, and the file is yours the second the payment clears.
What exactly is in the file?
One A4 page at 300 dpi. On it: the fold-out cross that becomes the cube (back wall, floor, two side walls, front logo band) plus the loose scene pieces you cut out and glue in, including a few spare alternates so you can pick the arrangement you like.
How big is the finished cube?
About 9.4 cm per side printed at 100%. Print at 78% and you get roughly a 7.3 cm cube, which is the size that drops into the cheap clear display boxes. Both look right. Pick the one that matches your shelf.
I'm on US Letter paper, not A4.
Set your printer to "scale to fit" or 94%. The cube comes out a hair smaller and everything still lines up. Do not use "fit to page" with auto-rotate on, it crops the loose pieces at the bottom.
