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Aerodactyl
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Assembly Diagrams
Each kit comes with a numbered instruction sheet. These diagrams may be used as additional reference when assembling some of the trickier parts.
Head
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- The lower jaws are held together with a small bar. After attaching the jaws, press them carefully together and insert the bar.
Leg
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- The rounder part of the bone attaches to the hip.
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- The knee joint is slightly smaller on one side than the other. The narrower side faces upwards.
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- The back claw.
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- One side of the ankle joint tapers more sharply. This side faces outwards.
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- The completed leg, ready to attach to the hips.
Spine
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- The central piece of the model. The spine and tail connect directly to this piece.
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- This piece provides an anchor for the legs. It can sometimes be a little tricky to align. You may need to firmly grip the hips to press them together or splay them slightly to permit the pieces to slide together.
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- The upper spine. It’s best to attach the spine alone before adding the ribs and head as these can get in the way while trying to attach the other limbs.
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- The vertebrae can be sorted from largest to smallest and inserted front to back.