Canon Creative Park Articulated Ladder Truck Assembly Instructions Manual

Special Vehicle Series : 05
Articulated Ladder Truck
Tools
Scissors
Ruler, set square
Glue (Wood glue or craft glue recommend)
Exhausted ballpoint pen (out of ink)
Toothpicks (for use in applying glue)
Tweezers (useful for handling small parts)
Pencil
Pattern
Dotted line
Dashed and
dotted line
Solid line
Solid blue line
Diagonal
grey lines
Glue, scissors and other tools may be dangerous to young children
so be sure to keep them out of the reach of young children.
Assembly Instructions: Nine A4 sheets (No. 1 to No. 9)
Build this model with careful reference to the Assembly Instructions.
Mountain fold
Fold so that the printed
pattern faces outside.
Valley fold
Fold so that the printed
pattern faces inside.
Cut parts out
along this line.
Cut a notch
along this line.
Cut these areas
out.
Assembly
Instructions
Write the number of each part on the reverse side of the part in pencil
upon cutting it out, to be sure you can tell which part is which later.
Before gluing, crease the paper along
mountain and valley fold lines. Trace along
the folds with a ruler and an exhausted
ballpoint pen (out of ink) to get a sharper fold.
Make sure rounded sections are nice and stiff.
Key to symbols Key to symbols
The dots show where to glue
the pieces together. Glue the
pieces together as shown in the
following examples.
Some parts must be glued
together along the cut surfaces.
Red dot
Glue parts with the same
number together. (Numbers are
not printed on very small parts.)
Green dot
Glue areas within the same
part together.
Blue dot
Glue to the reverse side of the
specified part.
© © Keisuke Saka+Kohei Masukawa
Canon Inc.
View of completed model
* This model was designed for
Papercraft and may differ from
the original in some respects.
Assembly tip
Assembly instructions
Red arrow
Blue arrow
Light blue
Light grey
Glue
Insert
(without gluing)
Glue tab
Reverse side of
paper
Movable part
This denotes a part
that must be able to
move after the model
is completed.Be sure
to crease these parts
sufficiently.