Canon CREATIVE PARK Shoebill User manual

Shoebill
With an approximately 1.2-meter body
and weighing approximately five
kilograms, shoebills are birds that are
large indeed. They have huge beaks
and are known to be able to remain
almost completely still for hours when
taking aim at their prey. They live in
marshy areas of eastern and central
Africa or in neighboring prairies. They
eat fish, frogs, and snakes, and although
rare, they also eat small animals such as
young water birds as well. They are
excellent at flying and possess a
wingspan measuring approximately two
meters.
The scale of this papercraft is
approximately 1/4 of the original size
of a shoebill.
Notation KeyAssembly Instructions
Tools
Caution
Scissors line
Scissors, glue (We recommend a strong adhesive such as woodwork glue.)
Keep glue away from small children.
Be careful not to cut your fingers when using scissors.
Valley fold
Mountain fold
Glue up to this line
Glue spot
Cut in line
1) Carefully cut out the parts.
2) Make mountain folds and valley folds along the dotted lines,
as indicated by the directions.
3) Assemble the parts in the order shown by the numbers on the glue tabs.
(Read the assembly instruction for more information.)
4) Attach the parts in order.
(Read the assembly instruction for more information.)
5) Your Paper craft model is finished.
Shoebill : Assembly Instructions

Assemble and to make the beak.
Assemble .
1
2 3 4
Assemble and the beak.
1
Insert inside.
Shoebill : Assembly Instructions

Assemble and glue and .
8 9 10 12
Assemble to the body.
11
9
Attach them to the
back side of .
Shoebill : Assembly Instructions

Assemble and and attach them to the body.
5 6 7
Assemble and ( and ) to make the legs.
13 15 16 19 14 17 18 20
Shoebill : Assembly Instructions

Glue the legs to the body, and finish by inserting the head into the neck.
Assemble to ( to ) to make the feet.
21 26 27 32
Assemble the nameplate.
Complete!
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Do not attach
the head with glue.
The head is designed
to move.
Shoebill : Assembly Instructions