Paper sculpture plank assembly

Abstract

A paper sculpture plank assembly includes a first paper plank having multiple strip portions by perforated lines, each strip portion connected to another strip portion of the first paper plank via first stubs formed between side faces of each one strip portion and the first paper plank and a second paper plank divided into multiple plates by perforated lines, each plate connected to another plate of the second paper plank via multiple second stubs formed between side faces of each one plate and the second paper plank.

1 . A paper sculpture plank assembly comprising: 
 a first paper plank having multiple strip portions defined by perforated lines, each strip portion connected to a base of the first paper plank via first stubs formed between side faces of each one strip portion and the base of the first paper plank; and    a second plank divided into multiple plates by perforated lines, each plate connected to a base of the second paper plank via multiple second stubs formed between side faces of each one plate and the base of the second paper plank.    
   
   
       2 . The paper sculpture plank assembly as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein each of the strip portions is divided into a first area, a second area and a third area respectively having a length different from the others.  
   
   
       3 . A paper sculpture plank assembly comprising: 
 a second paper plank divided into multiple plates by perforated lines in the second paper plank, each plate connected to a base of the second paper plank via multiple second stubs formed between side faces of each one plate and the base of the second paper plank;    a third paper plank divided into multiple strips by perforated lines in the third the paper plank, each strip connected to the base of the third the paper plank via at least two diagonally situated third stubs formed between side faces of the strip and the base of the third paper plank, each strip having at least two through holes; and    a buckle element comprising a head to extend through aligned through holes from the strips and a nut to secure the strips on the head by secure engagement with the head, thereby after the strips and plates are secured by extension of the head and the secured engagement between the nut and the head, different configurations to form different shapes are accomplished.    
   
   
       4 . The paper sculpture plank assembly as claimed in  claim 3 , wherein the buckle element further has a neck and a wedged end formed on a free end of the neck and the nut has an extension hole defined to abut a periphery of the wedge end.