LOOK: NCCA Launches Printable Sculptures of Philippine Landmarks!

If you’re both creative and patriotic, we have a suggestion for your next DIY: printable sculptures of historical landmarks in the Philippines!

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) launched a series of paper craft projects that people can download over their website and print.

The series kicked off with the Rizal Monument last December 2015. Now, it is joined by the Manila Metropolitan Theater, which is currently being restored, and the Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras, an entry to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Check out the sculptures below:

Download. Print. Create a model of the Rizal Monument just in time for #RizalDay2015. https://bit.ly/DIYRizalMonument #RizalDay #InstaKultura Image credit: Ryan Arengo / NCCA-MISO

A photo posted by NCCA (@nccaofficial) on Dec 28, 2015 at 7:39pm PST

You can now download our latest #HeritagePH paper craft, the scale model of the Manila Metropolitan Theater! #METamorphosis https://bit.ly/METPaperCraft Have fun and don’t forget to post and tag us in your creations. 🙂 #architecture #papercraft #manila #mymanila #Philippines #wheninmanila

A photo posted by NCCA (@nccaofficial) on Apr 13, 2016 at 4:33am PDT

Our next paper craft project. 🙂 #HeritagePH #Unite4Heritage #HeritageMonthPH #heritagemonth #visitphilippinesagain2016 #travel

A photo posted by NCCA (@nccaofficial) on May 4, 2016 at 1:45am PDT

Which one do you want to try? Share your favorite below!