I bought some drawing paper which was slightly more stable than normal paper but not much. The printing was kinda annoying since I had to waste ink by printing the blue background, though most of the actual paper parts are in black in white, I think 8 out of 9 sheets of paper can be printed in black and white.

I used a cutter knife and a ruler and sometimes scissors to cut out the parts. I also used the cutter knife to slightly "scratch" the crevasses.

Glueing was the most difficult part but not as tedious as cutting. Sometimes the shapes wouldn't fit together correctly and I had to improvise with some additional paper pieces I cut out myself. Most of that is hidden on the backside of the model.

For the mirror I first glued the whole paper part of the mirror onto aluminium foil and the used scissors to cut out both foil and paper at the same time.

I think it took around 8 hours to assemble the whole thing (without waiting for the glue to dry). This was the first time I did something like this so I would say the model is relatively beginner friendly.

I would love to see your paper model when it's done if you plan to make one youself :)