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Anonymous
It's very difficult to imagine you need to do, because everything the whole sheet of paper is white with only thin lines. A good thing to do might be to make the glue flaps stand out more like make their edges at a 45 degree angle instead of straight, and maybe color them grey or something. A 3D picture of what you're supposed to build would also be very helpful, or just a picture of your finished build.
Further, I was wondering why on each side of the parts, they looked a little short, and I didn't understand the cut line that went halfway down. Now I think that instead of glueing them you're supposed to lock them together by sliding one slit down the other? That's not the "normal" way, so I thinknot many people would get that right away (I'm not even sure if that's the idea?)
The fact that it doesn't hold well together, is because this kind of joint isn't very strong like this: the strips that you cut are very long and thin so it's very loose and you can move it all kinds of ways. There's nothing that you can do about it except use a different kind of joint.
I would just use glue flaps, but if you really want to use that method (if that is what you meant to do) then a small schematic of how it works would do wonders. It's also a good idea to use different types of lines for when you need to fold up (valley fold) or down (mountain fold).
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