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    The document provides instructions for assembling a papercraft giant panda model. It is divided into three sections - the head (A), body (B), and legs (C). Each section lists the individual paper parts and refers to assembly instructions on subsequent pages. The parts are labeled and include features like the panda's ears, nose, mouth, belly, back, legs, and tail. Assembly involves following the labeled diagrams and instructions across multiple pages to construct the full panda figure out of paper.

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    The document provides instructions for assembling a papercraft giant panda model. It is divided into three sections - the head (A), body (B), and legs (C). Each section lists the individual paper parts and refers to assembly instructions on subsequent pages. The parts are labeled and include features like the panda's ears, nose, mouth, belly, back, legs, and tail. Assembly involves following the labeled diagrams and instructions across multiple pages to construct the full panda figure out of paper.

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    The document provides instructions for assembling a papercraft giant panda model. It is divided into three sections - the head (A), body (B), and legs (C). Each section lists the individual paper parts and refers to assembly instructions on subsequent pages. The parts are labeled and include features like the panda's ears, nose, mouth, belly, back, legs, and tail. Assembly involves following the labeled diagrams and instructions across multiple pages to construct the full panda figure out of paper.

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    Giant Panda : Pattern Page

    Canon Inc. Katsuyuki Shiga(PinoArt)

    Mammalia Carnivora Giant Panda family


    (Sometimes classified in the Racoon family)
    Length (incl. tail): approx. 150 to 180cm(approx. 4.9 to 5.9 feet)
    Weight: approx. 64 to 125kg (approx. 141.1 to 275.5 lbs)
    Habitat: China

    Giant Pandas live in humid bamboo forests or forests with a


    mix of coniferous and deciduous trees, at altitudes of 1300 to
    3600 meters. Both males and females live alone most of the
    year, and do not hibernate like bears do. Giant Pandas sleep
    for 10 to 16 hours per day, and spend most of their waking
    hours eating bamboo shoots and leaves. Occasionally a Giant
    Panda will eat insects or small animals. The Giant Panda has
    a protrusion on its wrist, which the Giant Panda can use like a
    thumb. This "sixth finger" is perfect for grasping bamboo
    stalks. Giant Pandas are excellent tree climbers, and often
    climb trees to avoid enemies. However, they are not very
    good at climbing down from trees, and often fall in the
    process. Giant Pandas have black fur around their eyes and
    on their ears, nose, shoulders, arms, and legs. Other areas of
    their bodies are covered by white or cream-colored fur. Their
    tails are white as well.

    Tools Notation Key

    Scissors Scissors line


    Mountain fold
    Paste, or woodwork glue
    Valley fold
    Stencil pen, or bodkin Glue spot
    Ruler A1, B1 Parts No.

    The Pattern is divided into three blocks:


    A (head), B (body), and C (legs).
    Follow the instructions for each block to assemble your
    giant panda.
    <Caution>
    Keep scissors and glue away from small children.
    Be careful not to cut your fingers when using scissors.
    Giant Panda : Pattern Page

    Canon Inc. Katsuyuki Shiga(PinoArt)

    A
    Head parts
    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page1 / Page2.

    A8 Right ear A6 Left ear

    A1 Head

    A7 Right ear A5 Left ear

    A2 Nose

    A3 Mouth

    A4 Jaw
    Giant Panda : Pattern Page

    Canon Inc. Katsuyuki Shiga(PinoArt)

    Body parts
    B Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page2 / Page3.

    B2 Throat

    B1 Belly

    B3 Back
    Giant Panda : Pattern Page

    Canon Inc. Katsuyuki Shiga(PinoArt)

    Body parts
    B Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page2 / Page3.

    B4 Lower back

    B5 Rump
    Giant Panda : Pattern Page

    Canon Inc. Katsuyuki Shiga(PinoArt)

    C
    Leg parts
    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page3 / Page4.

    C3 Right front leg C1 Left front leg

    C2 Left front leg

    C4 Right front leg


    C5 Left hind leg
    C7 Right hind leg

    C6 Left hind leg

    C8 Right hind leg


    Giant Panda : Pattern Page

    Canon Inc. Katsuyuki Shiga(PinoArt)

    C
    Leg parts
    Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page4.

    C10 Left front leg


    C12 Right front leg

    C11 Right front leg

    C9 Left front leg

    C16 Right hind leg


    C14 Left hind leg

    C13 Left hind leg


    C15 Right hind leg

    C17 Tail

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