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(Moving) Clown and sea lion acrobatics : Assembly Instructions

Canon Inc.

Hideharu Naitoh & unity design

Apply glue to the rear side

and fold along the mountain

fold line, making sure that

areas around the cut-in lines

are glued tight.

Glue part 16 in place

so that part 15 is inserted

into it.

Shape this part so that

it is entirely flat.

Glue parts 11 and 12 to the rear side of part 10, on top of the cut-in line.

Connect part 13 to part 10 as shown in the illustration.

Glue only one end of part 14 in place first.

(This will serve as the central axis for the model's

mechanism.)

Note

: Leave this area as is for now. Do not glue it yet.

Summary of Contents for Paper Craft Clown and sea lion acrobatics

Page 3: ...r end of part 14 in place Note At this stage do not assemble parts 1 5 and 9 which you have already glued into place into a box shape yet Note Look closely at the illustration to make sure you do not reverse the front and rear sides Using an empty box or a similar item for a base makes it easier to work with this model when it is upside down ...

Page 4: ...Naitoh unity design Use a round bar to give this piece a nice cylindrical shape Reinforce the gaps from the outside by using a scrap of paper or another utensil to apply glue to them Note Shape this piece so that the crank will not become warped Glue both sides of the box in place ...

Page 5: ...nd sea lion acrobatics Assembly Instructions Canon Inc Hideharu Naitoh unity design Turn the handle at this point to check the movement Assemble both of the two part 25s and glue them in place Parts and Curl the clown ...

Page 7: ...rt 15 glue part 26 27 into place inserted into it Part numbers for the sea lion wearing the yellow vest are shown in parentheses Assemble both sea lions in the same way Finished Glue the sea lions front and rear feet in place looking closely at the photograph of the completed model to make sure you position them at the correct angles ...