Canon Supersaurus User manual

Carefully cut out the parts.
Make mountain folds and valley folds along the dotted lines, as indicated
by the directions.
Assemble the parts in the order shown by the numbers on the glue tabs.
(Read the Explanation of Symbols for more information.)
Attach the parts in order.
(Read the Explanation of Symbols for more information.)
Your Paper craft model is finished!
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Assembly Instructions
Cut line
Mountain fold
Valley fold
Scissors, glue (We recommend craft glue.)
Keep glue away from small children.
Be careful not to cut your fingers when using scissors.
Fold the folding lines before gluing.
Explanation of Symbols.
Tools
Caution
Glue tabs with symbols and part names.
These tabs are to be glued onto the matching parts,
which name is indicated on the tab.
Numbered glue tabs
Glue the parts together in the order indicated by
the numbers.
name
Supersaurus : Assembly Instructions Paper craft Mini-book/Assembly Instructions
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The name Supersaurus means 'super lizard' and the dinosaur belongs to four-legged, plant-eating (Sauropoda) group of dinosaurs
that have lizard-like skeletons (Saurischia). Supersaurus was discovered when a huge shoulder blade, measuring over 2 metres in
height, was found in the Dry Mesa quarry in the U.S. state of Colorado. Until 1979, giant fossils, believed to be from the same animal,
continued to be found. Then, in 1985, Dr. Jim Jensen, realizing that it was a dinosaur much bigger than even the Brachiosaurus and
Diplodocus, at that time thought to have been the largest dinosaurs, named it 'Supersaurus'. It had a very long neck and a snake-like
tail that it is believed to have used like a whip to protect itself.
Dinosaurs lived about 225 million years ago, in the Mesozoic era, which is made up of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.
It is thought likely that the dinosaurs were wiped out around 65 million years ago, when many plants and animals died as a result of
climatic changes brought about by a meteor striking the earth, but no one knows what really happened.
Classification: Sauropoda Sauropoda Diplosauridae
Size: Length approx.24 to 42m Weight approx.30 to 50t
Period: Late Jurassic Period
Supersaurus

1Neck1 2Glue the neck1 to the neck2
3Glue the neck3
4Breast(right/left) 5Back(center) 6Front leg(right/left)
The breast(left) is the same. The front leg(left) is the same.
First fold in two and then cut out between each spine.
NECK1
BREAST(Right) BACK(Center)
NECK1
NECK2
NECK3
FRONT LEG(Right)
Assemble the neck(1/2/3)/breast(right/left)/back(center)/front leg(right/left)
Supersaurus : Assembly Instructions
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NECK(1/2/3)/BREAST(Right/Left)/BACK(Center)/FRONT LEG(Right/Left)

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Glue the back(center) to the back(right/left)
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Glue the breast to the front leg(right/left)
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Glue the breast(right) to the breast(left)
10 Glue the breast to the neck
11 Glue the breast to the back
NECK
BACK(Center)
BACK(Right) BREAST(Right) FRONT LEG(Right)
FRONT LEG(Left)
BREAST
BREAST
BACK(Left)
BACK
BACK
BREAST(Left)
Supersaurus : Assembly Instructions BACK/BREAST/FRONT LEG/NECK
Assemble the back/ breast/front leg/neck
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12 Assemble the belly 13 Assemble the hind leg(right)
14 Assemble the hind leg(left)
15 Glue the breast to the belly 16 Glue the hind leg(right/left)
Assemble the belly/hind leg(right/left)
Supersaurus : Assembly Instructions BELLY/HIND LEG(Right/Left)
BELLY
BELLY
HIND LEG(Right)
HIND LEG(Right)
HIND LEG(Left)
HIND LEG(Left)
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17 Assemble the tail1 18 Assemble the tail3
20 Glue the tail3
21 Glue the body to the tail4 22 Glue the body to the tail
19 Glue tail1 to tail2
At the same time, apply glue to these four glue spots
and fit the pieces together.
TAIL1
TAIL1
TAIL2
TAIL3
TAIL3
TAIL4
TAIL
TAIL
BODY
BODY
Glue first
Assemble the tail(1/2/3/4)
Supersaurus : Assembly Instructions TAIL(1/2/3/4)
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Assemble spines(1/2/3/4)/stand(1/2)/attachment1
Supersaurus : Assembly Instructions SPINES(1/2/3/4)/STAND(1/2)/ATTACHMENT1
23 Assembling the spines
24 Paste the spines(1/2/3/4) onto the body
25 Glue stand1 to stand2 Assembling the attachment1
Figure Complete
First fold in two and then cut out between each spine. Assemble
The spines(2/3/4) is the same.
STAND
STAND1STAND2
SPINES2
SPINES3
SPINES4
SPINES1
ATTACHMENT 1
SPINES1
Glue the parts together so that the glue spots,
and , and , line up together.
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27 Paste the attachment(1/2/3/4) onto the stand
28 Mount the figure on the stand
29 Complete!
Stand Complete
Fit the feet onto the stand so that they are right over the footprints.
Supersaurus : Assembly Instructions ATTACHMENT(1/2/3/4)/Complete!
Assemble the stand/Mount the figure on the stand/Complete!
STAND
FIGURE
STAND
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