7
6
The following diagrams illustrate the left arm but the
same way applies to the right arm too.
Undo the string from the core and
cut in half. Tie one of the strings
to the A part at the shoulder joint
with the tweezers.
Make a loop at the
end of the string.
Do not dispose the core of the string because it can be used as a doll stand afterward.
Put the end of
the string through
the loop twice.
Pull the end of the string and tie.
Bring the knot close to the arm.
Make a knot first, then
bring it close to the arm.
Put the longer part of the string through the
hole B in the projection at the shoulder joint
and then through the hole C in the
projection at the armpit of the body.
Attach the arm to the body.
Snap it in so that the
projections fit in the holes.
Be careful so
that the string
isn't caught in
the shoulder.
Put the end of the string through the
projection with a hole at the shoulder joint.
There are two holes, so make sure the
string goes through the hole A first.
A
C
B
Back
Notice!
Trim off the shorter end of the string which doesn't go through
the holes B and C with scissors.
Check the motion after both arms are attached.
Check!
Check that the
sleeves don't touch
the shoulders and
both arms move
smoothly.
Put the string from the hole C through the hole
D and hole E in the side of the body. Then put
it through the hole F in the prop between the
knees and lastly put it through the hole G
twice and pull it down. (It makes one loop.)
Do the same thing with the other side.
Let's continue the stringing at the side of the body.
Cut the tube into 5mm. Put the string
coming from the hole G through the tube
and fix with a wedge. Do the same thing
with the other side.
Drive wedges.
5mm
tube
E
C
F
G
D
E
C
F
G
D
tube
wedge
string
Stringing
Fishlines (0.074mm in diameter)
can be used as a substitute.
