Hmm.
My masters warned me there would be those willing to abuse my Google-fu...!
Theres this (paper model, square pyramids)
or this (Egyptian needle/stone blocks paper model)
I can't seem to quickly find the block-build gamer-type paper model pyramid....
One of the secret tricks is to do image searches (often "-pintrest" just to cut those out). Paper models are ususally easier to spot in a search that way, and you get a pretty good idea of what you're going to get.
I have extensive files of many things, but ancient Egyptians models are generally either pretty hokey (i.e., "great for kids!") or low-res.
My masters warned me there would be those willing to abuse my Google-fu...!
Theres this (paper model, square pyramids)
or this (Egyptian needle/stone blocks paper model)
I can't seem to quickly find the block-build gamer-type paper model pyramid....
One of the secret tricks is to do image searches (often "-pintrest" just to cut those out). Paper models are ususally easier to spot in a search that way, and you get a pretty good idea of what you're going to get.
I have extensive files of many things, but ancient Egyptians models are generally either pretty hokey (i.e., "great for kids!") or low-res.
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." - Aristotle
"Being told to be 'open minded' about something is usually a code for 'you're not going to like this, but I want to subject you to it anyway'. Conversely, being told that you are 'closed-minded' is generally a means of asserting that 'I don't like the fact that you're proving me wrong, so I will pretend that your failure to agree with my argument is a philosophical deficiency'." - RationalWiki
"Being told to be 'open minded' about something is usually a code for 'you're not going to like this, but I want to subject you to it anyway'. Conversely, being told that you are 'closed-minded' is generally a means of asserting that 'I don't like the fact that you're proving me wrong, so I will pretend that your failure to agree with my argument is a philosophical deficiency'." - RationalWiki