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Slime Sam is a real labyrinth master. He has passed the most complicated labyrinths he could find at home. That's why his friend Sue decided to make him a new one! But unlike the labyrinths Sam passed, this one won't require a pencil. It's not drawn on paper, it's built out of cardboard.
This labyrinth is very easy to make. It only needs thick cardboard and hot glue. The base is made out of two square cardboard pieces. You need to draw squares all over the pieces, on both sides. Then you need to take one more cardboard square and cut it into four equal parts. Each of these parts needs to have notches at certain places - watch the video to see which and where. Then you need to assemble the structure, creating a labyrinth with several levels.
Next comes the fun part. You need to cut small pieces of cardboard and then glue them onto your labyrinth base, creating corridors and paths for the marble. Have fun creating your own levels. Once you're done, don't forget to glue the walls, mark the start and the finish and well as number each level from 1 to 8.
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By TheSoul PublishingSlime Sam is a real labyrinth master. He has passed the most complicated labyrinths he could find at home. That's why his friend Sue decided to make him a new one! But unlike the labyrinths Sam passed, this one won't require a pencil. It's not drawn on paper, it's built out of cardboard.
This labyrinth is very easy to make. It only needs thick cardboard and hot glue. The base is made out of two square cardboard pieces. You need to draw squares all over the pieces, on both sides. Then you need to take one more cardboard square and cut it into four equal parts. Each of these parts needs to have notches at certain places - watch the video to see which and where. Then you need to assemble the structure, creating a labyrinth with several levels.
Next comes the fun part. You need to cut small pieces of cardboard and then glue them onto your labyrinth base, creating corridors and paths for the marble. Have fun creating your own levels. Once you're done, don't forget to glue the walls, mark the start and the finish and well as number each level from 1 to 8.