Canon Creative Park Crocodile User manual

Assembly Instructions
Tools
Notation Key
Scissors line Mountain fold
Cut in line Valley fold
Glue spot
Caution
Keep scissors and glue away from small children.
Be careful not to cut your fingers when using scissors.
Scissors, Glue (We recommend craft glue.)
Crocodile (Nile crocodile)
Reptilia Crocodilia Crocodylidae Crocodylus
Length: Up to 6 m Weight: Up to 1 t
Habitat: Rivers, lakes, ponds and marshes in Africa
1. Carefully cut out the parts.
2. Fold along the dotted lines, making mountain
or valley folds as indicated.
3. Attach the glue spots on each part together.
4. Join the parts together to assemble the model.
5. Your Paper craft model is finished.
*Please read the Assembly Instructions
carefully before you begin.
How to assemble your model neatly
Scoring along the fold lines in advance with a dried
up pen or a ruler with slightly sharp corners will result
in a neater model.
*Be careful not to press too hard as the paper may tear.
Glue spot with symbol
Attach the part that matches
the symbol on the glue spot.
*This photo shows a model which uses the optional parts.
Crocodile : Assembly Instructions

Assemble the head
Align the corners and attach together.
Attach the glue spots to the
edge of the adjacent pieces. Glue it so it becomes a cylinder.
Fold the left and right joints as shown,
and insert them into the hole marked . *Open up the folded parts from
the inside, to prevent the pieces
from becoming detached.
Assemble the legs
Fold along the fold lines to assemble,
and assemble part F in the same way.
Attach the glue spots to assemble,
and assemble part H in the same way.
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Assemble the body
1. Carefully make a mountain fold on the
fold line with the mark on it, and make
a hole by cutting in a V shape.
Then, make a valley fold on the line to
get rid of the crease.
If you wish, attach the optional parts.
(See the following page for how to attach.)
2. Attach the glue spots marked by the
arrows to the edge of the adjacent pieces.
Glue it so it becomes a cylinder.
Assemble the tail
1. First, make a hole at
the mark, as you did
for the body.
If you wish, attach the
optional parts.
2. Attach the glue spots
marked by the arrows to
the edge of the adjacent
pieces. Glue it so it becomes
a cylinder.
Assemble tail 2 and tail 3 in the same way.
Crocodile : Assembly Instructions

If you wish, attach the
optional parts.
Attach it so it becomes
a cone shape.
How to attach the optional parts
Adding the optional parts can make your crocodile look even more realistic.
Use whichever ones you like.
After folding along the fold lines of the optional parts,
attach them to the crocodile by aligning them with the
glue spots, scales, or holes.
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Complete assembly
1. Attach both the front legs to the body.
2. Attach the head and body by inserting
the body's movable joint through
the shaped holes, first at the bottom
and then at the top.
* Open up the folded parts from the inside,
to prevent the pieces from becoming
detached.
1. Attach both the hind legs to tail 1.
2. Attach the pieces together by inserting
the joints through the shaped holes in
order, beginning with the tip.
3. Finally, insert the assembled tail into
the body, and you're done!
The movable joints allow the pieces to be moved left and right.
Have fun playing with the crocodile and moving his jaws and tail!
Example of completed model
*This photo shows a model which does not use the optional parts.
Crocodile : Assembly Instructions