Koala : Pattern
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Koala : Pattern Page Scissors Paste, or woodwork glue Stencil pen, or bodkin Ruler Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold Glue spot Parts No. Notation Key Tools The Assembly instructions are divided into four blocks: A (head), B (arms, body), C (legs), and D (tree branch, display stand). Follow the instructions for each block to assemble your koala. <Caution> Keep scissors and glue away from small children. Be careful not to cut your fingers when using scissors. Koalas are marsupials belonging to the phascolarctidae family. They are native to Australia and spend most of their time in treetops, feeding on eucalyptus leaves. A diet of mainly eucalyptus leaves does not contain enough nutrition to support vigorous activity, so koalas spend most of the day (around 20 hours) asleep, conserving their energy. They gain necessary fluids from the eucalyptus leaves they eat, so they rarely need to drink water. The name "koala" is believed to mean "does not drink water" in an aboriginal language. Being marsupials, female koalas bring up their young in a pouch in their belly, keeping them safe inside for about six months. Mammalia Diprotodontia Phascolarctidae Length: Approx. 60 to 85cm (approx. 1.9 to 2.7 feet) Weight: Approx. 6 to 14kg (approx. 13 to 30 lbs) Habitat: Australia
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Koala : Pattern Page
ScissorsPaste, or woodwork glueStencil pen, or bodkinRuler
Scissors lineMountain foldValley foldGlue spotParts No.
Notation KeyTools
The Assembly instructions are divided into four blocks: A (head), B (arms, body), C (legs), and D (tree branch, display stand). Follow the instructions for each block to assemble your koala.
<Caution>Keep scissors and glue away from small children.Be careful not to cut your fingers when using scissors.
Koalas are marsupials belonging to the phascolarctidae family. They are native to Australia and spend most of their time in treetops, feeding on eucalyptus leaves. A diet of mainly eucalyptus leaves does not contain enough nutrition to support vigorous activity, so koalas spend most of the day (around 20 hours) asleep, conserving their energy. They gain necessary fluids from the eucalyptus leaves they eat, so they rarely need to drink water. The name "koala" is believed to mean "does not drink water" in an aboriginal language. Being marsupials, female koalas bring up their young in a pouch in their belly, keeping them safe inside for about six months.
Mammalia Diprotodontia PhascolarctidaeLength: Approx. 60 to 85cm (approx. 1.9 to 2.7 feet)
Weight: Approx. 6 to 14kg (approx. 13 to 30 lbs) Habitat: Australia
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Head partsRefer to Assembly Instructions: Page1 / Page2.
A1 Head
A4 Head
A5 Head
A3 Mouth
A2 Nose
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Head partsRefer to Assembly Instructions: Page2.
A8 Right ear A6 Left ear
A9 Right ear A7 Left ear
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Arm partsRefer to Assembly Instructions: Page2 / Page3.
B8 Right shoulder
B4 Left shoulder
B3 Left arm
B7 Right arm
B2 Left fingers
B6 Right fingersB5 Right hand
B1 Left hand
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Body partsRefer to Assembly Instructions: Page3.
B9 Chest
B11 Back
B10 Belly
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Body partsRefer to Assembly Instructions: Page3.
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B12 Back
B13 BellyB14 Waist
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Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page3 / Page4.
Leg parts
C1 Left leg
C3 Left leg
C5 Left legC8 Right leg
C9 Right leg
C10 Right leg
C6 Left leg
C7 Left leg
C2 Right leg
C4 Right leg
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Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page4.
Tree branch parts
D1 Tree branch
D2 Tree branch
D3 Tree branch
D4 Tree branch
D5 Tree branch
D6 Tree branchD7 Tree branch
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Refer to Assembly Instructions: Page4.
Display stand parts
D9 Display stand
Cut out
D8 Display stand
