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Max's Snack Attack: Head Nose
Max's Snack Attack: Head Nose
Uh-oh! While you were out of the house, your best friend
Max couldn’t resist tasting your paper model collection.
All those hours of cutting, folding and gluing the fragile
little things, gone in a just few minutes of Max’s snack
attack! A scene of miniature destruction not known since
Godzilla trashed the stage set of Tokyo.
Though you caught Max in the act, how could such a good
doggie be guilty of this cardboard carnage? Perhaps it
was the cat who destroyed these paper models.
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head
jaw bone
jaw
jaw
model design by Matt Bergstrom
MAX
Wurlington Press
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paws
Start by assembling the square axle.
Then score and cut out the two cams.
Don’t forget to cut out the square holes
at each end of the cam. Test the fit of
tai the axle in the square holes
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m
before assembling the
axl cams to make sure
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they slip
jaw
tail wagger
snugly onto the cam
tail cam axle. Glue each cam
in the place indicated.
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jaw cam
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tail cam
crank
axle
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drop ja
per
jaw cam
Assemble the base into a box. Fit the jaw dropper over
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tail
top
Fit the tail wagger over the tail
jaw dropper
wash er
“It w
paws jaw bone
me!”
Assemble the head, the nose and
base
ears, then glue each into place.
turning the axle or cams.
Glue the base of the paws to the
top, and the long tab to the jaw
bone. Let the glue dry before
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base
body
top
head
posterior
of
s c e ncer i m e
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Assemble the body piece.
Pull the tail through the
small slot at the dog’s
cr