Canon PAPER CRAFT Whooper Swan User manual

Whooper Swan
(Cygnus cygnus)
The whooper swan is a large type of waterfowl, whose adults reach lengths of up to 140cm, with wings as
long as 60cm each. While their bodies are predominantly white, some feature yellowish markings on the head
and neck. There are no color differences distinguishing males and females, but cygnets younger than one year
old are gray with brownish streaks, the area around the top of the beak a pinkish white. Also, adults can weigh
more than 10kg, which is quite heavy for a flying animal. Take-off requires the assistance of a run-up.
Whooper swans feed mostly on the stems and roots of aquatic plants, and their main breeding ground is
northen Eurasia, Iceland, etc.
This papercraft is about one half the size of a real whooper swan.
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Notation KeyAssembly Instructions
Tools
Caution
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.
Scissors, glue (We recommend craft glue.)
Glue, scissors and other tools may be dangerous to young children
so be sure to keep them out of the reach of young children. Glue spot
Scissors line
Valley fold
Mountain fold
Cut in line
Glue up to this line
Whooper Swan : Assembly Instructions

Make it so that the parts indicated by
the arrows are concave, when viewed from the front.
*Make one at a time.
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Completed head
Assemble the head
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Assemble , , and .
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Attach to and first.
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Assemble ( ) , and attach them to the face , , and .
The photo shows part .
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Fold inside and glue down.
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Assemble the neck
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Attach them together one by one.
Arrange the glue spots of each part.
Attach them together one by one.
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Assemble , , and .
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Assemble , , , and .
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Arrange the
glue spots
of each part.
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Curl into a cylinder,
and glue it inside the neck part of .
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Curl and into cylinders and attach them together.
Then insert them inside the neck part of .
*Do not glue.
<Assemble either of the necks.>
Whooper Swan : Assembly Instructions

Roll the parts on the edge of
the desk to give them a natural curve.
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Assemble the body
Assemble and , and make the neck joint.
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Assemble , and make the front part of the body.
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Either or can be on top.
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Attach and , and , add curves to the part, and attach to .
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Attach to and to ,and attach them to .
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Assemble the body
Assemble and , and attach them together.
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Assemble and , and attach them to and .
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Align the center of the glue tabs
on with the edge of / .
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Align the center of
and the edge of /
with the triangle marks.
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Attach and to the part made with parts to , insert the neck and your adult whooper swans are complete.
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Insert either of the heads into the body.
You can swap heads later as you please.
*Do not glue.
Insert / (the head).
*Do not glue.
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Attach parts to together to make the cygnets.
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Completion of the adults whooper swans/Assembly of cygnets
Whooper Swan : Assembly Instructions

Your whooper swan family is now complete!
Arrange the adults and cygnets on the base to your liking.
You can arrange the two adult swans as a couple,
facing each other so that their necks form a heart shape.
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Assemble the base and complete
Glue parts to together as shown.
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Assemble and , and assemble the nameplate.
Assemble to to make the base.
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Both swans' heads can be turned and posed as you like.
Why not make two adults and two cygnets to make
a whooper swan family?
Whooper Swan : Assembly Instructions

Whooper Swan
(Cygnus cygnus)
The whooper swan is a large type of waterfowl, whose adults reach lengths of up to 140cm, with wings as
long as 60cm each. While their bodies are predominantly white, some feature yellowish markings on the head
and neck. There are no color differences distinguishing males and females, but cygnets younger than one year
old are gray with brownish streaks, the area around the top of the beak a pinkish white. Also, adults can weigh
more than 10kg, which is quite heavy for a flying animal. Take-off requires the assistance of a run-up.
Whooper swans feed mostly on the stems and roots of aquatic plants, and their main breeding ground is
northen Eurasia, Iceland, etc.
This papercraft is about one half the size of a real whooper swan.
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View of complete model
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Head
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Neck
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Neck joint/Tail
Center
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Breast
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Back/Wing(right)
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Back/Wing(left)
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Lower Neck 1/Side of body(right)
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Lower Neck 2/Side of body(left)
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Body(underside)
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Cygnet
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Base
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Base
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