Chinese Dragon: Pattern

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Chinese Dragon : Assembly Instructions
Paper craft Mini-book/Assembly Instructions
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Chinese Dragon
The Chinese dragon is a spiritual beast; a mythical creature with a long, snakelike body and sharp talons. Its image differs slightly to
that of the Western dragon, being considered a sacred creature: a god that reigns over direction. In China, it is also used to symbolize
the power of the emperor. The Chinese dragon is believed to control the weather, being responsible for causing tempests, lightning,
and tornadoes. In its hand it holds a flaming pearl, thought to be harbinger of fortune and good luck.
Feng Shui principles state that if you place a dragon ornament in the southeast corner of a building with a container of water, a dragon
will come down to drink the water, improving your fortune in business and causing trade to flourish.
Also a symbol of strength, the dragon is said to invite all kinds of luck. Leaving a dragon at the entrance to a building, on the right as
you enter a room, or in the north corner is said to increase your luck in terms of wealth and love.
Assembly Instructions
Explanation of Symbols.
1) Carefully cut out the parts.
2) Make mountain folds and valley folds along the dotted lines,as indicated
by the directions.
Cut line
3) Assemble the parts in the order shown by the numbers on the glue tabs.
(Read the Explanation of Symbols for more information.)
Mountain fold
4) Attach the parts in order.
(Read the Explanation of Symbols for more information.)
5) Your Paper craft model is finished!
Valley fold
Tools
Scissors, glue (We recommend craft glue.)
Numbered glue tabs
Caution
Glue the parts together in the order indicated by
the numbers.
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Keep glue away from small children.
Be careful not to cut your fingers when using scissors.
Fold the folding lines before gluing.
1
Glue tabs with symbols and part names.
These tabs are to be glued onto the matching parts,
which name is indicated on the tab.
Assemble the head
Assemble the head
1
Head
HEAD
2
Forehead
3
4
Eyes
5
Ears
Antlers
EAR(Left)
FOREHEAD
EYES
ANTLER(Right)
Right ear in the same.
Left antler in the same.
6
7
Nose
8
Jaw
Whiskers
WHISKER(Right)
JAW
NOSE
2
Left whisker in the same.
Assemble the head
9
Glue the forehead and the eyes to the head
10
Glue the ears and the antlers to the head
11
Glue the whiskers to the nose
12
Glue the nose and the jaw to the head
3
Assemble the head
BACK1(Right)/BACK1(Left)/BELLY1
Assemble the back1(right)/back1(left)/belly1
13
Back1(right)
14
Back1(left)
15
Belly1
BELLY1
BACK1(Right)
The back2/3/4(right) in the same.
16
BACK1(Left)
The back2/3/4(left) is the same.
Glue the back1(right), the back1(left), and the belly1
BODY1
4
BODY2/BODY3/BODY4
Assemble body (2/3/4)
17
Glue the back2(right) and the back2(left) to the belly2
BACK2(Left)
BACK2(Right)
BELLY2
18
Glue the belly3a to the belly3b
19
BACK3(Right)
BACK3(Left)
Refer to 16 for how to attach.
20
BODY2
BODY3
BELLY3
Glue the tip of the tail together
from the reverse side.
BACK4(Right)
BACK4(Left)
BELLY4
5
BODY4
HIND LEG(Left)/FINGERS1/FINGERS2/Assemble the legs
Assemble the legs
21
22
The hind leg(left)
Fingers2
Assemble so that the red scales match up.
23
Fingers1
FINGER2
FINGER1
The finger4 in the same.
The finger3 in the same.
24
Glue the finger1 and the finger2 to the hind leg(left)
HIND LEG(Left)
The front leg(left) and hind leg(right) in the same.
6
FRONT LEG(Right)/FLAMING PEARL/Assemble the front leg(right)
Assemble the front leg(right)
25
27
Front leg(right)
Flaming pearl
FRONT LEG(Right)
Assemble so that the red scales match up.
26
Glue the finger3 and the finger4 to the front leg(right)
FRONT LEG(Right)
FINGER3
FLAMING PEARL
FINGER4
28
Glue the front leg(right) to the framing pearl
7
Assembly of all the pieces
29
Glue the head to the body1
HEAD
BODY1
30
Glue the front leg(right) and the front leg(left) to the body1
BODY1
FRONT LEG(Left)
FRONT LEG(Right)
31
Glue the hind leg(right) and the hind leg(left) to the body3
BODY3
HIND LEG(Left)
HIND LEG(Right)
8
Assembly of all the pieces1
FLAME/Assembly of all the pieces2
Assembly of all the pieces
32
Glue the body(1/2/3/4)
BODY3
BODY4
BODY1
ALL THE PIECES
BODY2
33
34
Flame
Glue to the flame to the all the pieces
FLAME
FLAME
FLAME
FLAME
ALL THE PIECES
Figure complete.
FLAME
9
Assemble the stand
Assemble the stand
35
Stand1
The stand2 in the same.
STAND1
36
Glue the stand1 and the stand2
STAND1
STAND2
37
Attachment1
38
Glue the attachment to the stand
ATTACHMENT2
ATTACHMENT1
ATTACHMENT1
ATTACHMENT1
Stand complete.
The attachment2 in the same.
10
Mount the figure on the stand
39
Mount the figure on the stand
FIGURE
STAND
Insert the protruding parts of the base into the holes in the dragon's feet.
40
Complete!
11
Mount the figure on the stand/Complete!
FOREHEAD/EYES/WHISKER(Right/Left)
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Chinese Dragon
The Chinese dragon is a spiritual beast; a mythical creature with a long, snakelike body and sharp talons. Its image differs slightly to
that of the Western dragon, being considered a sacred creature: a god that reigns over direction. In China, it is also used to symbolize
the power of the emperor. The Chinese dragon is believed to control the weather, being responsible for causing tempests, lightning,
and tornadoes. In its hand it holds a flaming pearl, thought to be harbinger of fortune and good luck.
Feng Shui principles state that if you place a dragon ornament in the southeast corner of a building with a container of water, a dragon
will come down to drink the water, improving your fortune in business and causing trade to flourish.
Also a symbol of strength, the dragon is said to invite all kinds of luck. Leaving a dragon at the entrance to a building, on the right as
you enter a room, or in the north corner is said to increase your luck in terms of wealth and love.
FOREHEAD
WHISKER(Right)
WHISKER(Left)
EYES
1
NOSE/ANTLERS(Right/Left)
ANTLER(Right)
NOSE
ANTLER(Left)
2
HEAD/JAW/EARS(Right/Left)
JAW
EAR(Right)
EAR(Left)
HEAD
3
BACK1(Right/Left)/BELLY1
BACK1(Left)
BELLY1
BACK1(Right)
4
BACK2(Right/Left)
BACK2(Left)
BACK2(Right)
5
6
CAUTION
Do not peck at people with the beak.
Doing so could result in injury.
Adults, make sure children follow this caution.
BELLY3a
BELLY2
BELLY2/BELLY3a
BACK3(Right)/BELLY3b
BACK3(Right)
BELLY3b
7
BACK3(Left)
BACK3(Left)
8
BELLY4/BACK4(Right)
BELLY4
BACK4(Right)
9
BACK4(Left)
BACK4(Left)
10
FLAME/FLAMING PEARL
FLAME
FLAMING PEARL
11
FINGERS(1/2)
FINGER1
FINGER1
FINGER1
FINGER2
FINGER2
FINGER2
12
FRONT LEG(Left)/HIND LEGS(Right/Left)
HIND LEG(Left)
HIND LEG(Right)
FRONT LEG(Left)
13
FINGER3/FINGER4/FRONT LEG(Right)
FINGER3
FINGER4
FRONT LEG(Right)
14
STAND1
STAND1
15
STAND2
STAND2
16
ATTACHMENT(1/2)
ATTACHMENT1
ATTACHMENT1
ATTACHMENT2
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Chinese Dragon: Pattern

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