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= is a versatile, low-cost modeling technique using paper strips or pulp mixed with adhesive (paste, glue, or resin) to create3D, lightweight, and durable objects; historically used for decorative, functional, and artistic items, it dries to a hard, paintable shell commonly used for masks, sculptures, and art projects; from the French term for "chewed paper". | = is a versatile, low-cost modeling technique using paper strips or pulp mixed with adhesive (paste, glue, or resin) to create3D, lightweight, and durable objects; historically used for decorative, functional, and artistic items, it dries to a hard, paintable shell commonly used for masks, sculptures, and art projects; from the French term for "chewed paper". | ||
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= is a versatile, low-cost modeling technique using paper strips or pulp mixed with adhesive (paste, glue, or resin) to create3D, lightweight, and durable objects; historically used for decorative, functional, and artistic items, it dries to a hard, paintable shell commonly used for masks, sculptures, and art projects; from the French term for "chewed paper".
