FOLDed introduces a new dog robot, Dog Bot BBT. He’s a bit rusty, but he’s still loyal and well behaved.
Assembly Instructions:
Before you begin you might want to view the “Getting Started” page for tips and suggestions.
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RoboBeaver. Perhaps the busiest of all the robots. RoboBeaver searches the city at night for materials to use in the construction of it’s underground fortress. alright, honestly I have no idea what inspired me to design a robot beaver, but I still think it’s pretty cool. You can get yours at Argyle Fine Art in Halifax.
Assembly Instructions:
Before you begin yo might want to view the “Getting Started” page for tips and suggestions.
1) Carefully cut along the solid black outlines, DO NOT cut the dashed fold lines.
2) Carefully cut slits indicated by the white lines.
3) Fold along all the dashed fold lines. Making all the folds first will make assembly much easier.
4) I start by folding over the ears.
5) Carefully insert the tabs into the corresponding slots, starting with “A” (note, in this image the ear fold is still sticking up, but it should be folding down at this point).
Continue inserting tabs into slots.
6) And you are finished! Enjoy your FOLDed RoboBeaver. Have a good name for your RoboBeaver? Let me know.
3 Cats: Uke Kitty, Brandy Cat (a.k.a. “Hello Mister Bond”), Coffee Cat. This set of three FOLDed cats was originally designed for a show of cat related art at Argyle Fine Art. You can buy this set at Argyle Fine Art in Halifax, NS, or you can order direct from Ed in the FOLDed store.
Assembly Instructions:
Before you begin yo might want to view the “Getting Started” page for tips and suggestions.1)
These instructions apply to all three cats in this series.
Carefully cut out the cat body and the tail section. Cut along the solid black outlines, DO NOT cut the dashed fold lines.
2) Carefully cut slits indicated by the white lines.
3) Fold along all the dashed fold lines. Making all the folds first will make assembly much easier.
4) Insert the tabs into the corresponding slots.
5) Attach the tail section. The position of the tail slot may vary depending on which version of the cats you are assembling.
And you are finished! Enjoy your FOLDed cat. Where will you keep your new cat? Let me know!
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