Teka Eugy Raccoon paper model kit — collectible animal figure, die-cut cardboard assembly

Teka Eugy Raccoon is a die-cut paper model kit that assembles into a collectible raccoon figure. The kit contains pre-printed, precision-cut cardboard panels with numbered pieces designed to slot together without glue; simple folding and insertion create a stable 3D decorative model. Designed by TEKA and presented as a collectible and educational craft, this paper model is suitable for display, hobby assembly, and supervised crafting activities with children.

Advantages

The kit uses sturdy, pre-printed cardboard pieces that require no adhesive, which simplifies assembly and reduces mess. Pieces are die-cut and numbered for straightforward step-by-step construction. The product conforms to international safety standards for toys, making it appropriate for family crafting under supervision. Its compact flat-pack format is space-efficient for storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Hobbyists who collect or build paper models
• Educational craft activities and hands-on learning
• Decorative display on shelves, desks, or windowsills
• Supervised children’s craft projects

Key specifications

• Material: pre-printed die-cut cardboard panels
• Assembly: slot-together construction without glue (folding required)
• Contents: multiple numbered flat cards with parts for one raccoon figure
• Design: 3D animal figure (raccoon) suitable as a collectible or decorative model

How to use

Open the pack and lay out the numbered cardboard pieces on a flat surface. Follow the printed numbering to fold along indicated lines and insert tabs into corresponding slots. Continue assembling sequentially until the 3D raccoon figure is complete. No glue is required, but light pressure when inserting tabs will secure connections. Keep small loose pieces away from very young children; adult supervision is recommended for child users.

Usage recommendations

Assemble on a clean, flat work area with good lighting. Use a soft tool (for example, the blunt edge of a ruler) to make precise folds. Store unused cards flat to prevent warping and keep the finished figure out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve printed colors.