Building Instructions:
STEP 1: Print. Designed to fit on standard 8.5 x 11 inch paper and to be printed with any printer. Best if printed at 8 x 10 inches, but can be printed at any size larger or smaller! If you have it, a thick matte paper works best for extra sturdiness.
STEP 2: Punch. Using an Awl or pointy pen, lay the printed page on a soft surface (such as the carpet) and poke out the marked holes. It is much easier to do it now than after the pieces are cut out.
STEP 3: Cut. Using your best pair of scissors and a steady hand, cut out all the limbs and shapes.
STEP 4: Glue. Fold the pieces along the designated fold lines and add a touch of glue to the white tab areas of each piece. It's just paper, so you don't need much glue and it dries quickly.
STEP 5: String. Cut some rubber bands (or wire or fishing line) and use them to string together the shoulders/chest/torso/neck, the legs/torso, the legs/calves, the calves/feet, the shoulders/arms, and the arms/forearms. Be sure to tie a knot on each end so it doesn't slip through the holes you punched earlier. I prefer to use a bent staple as my sewing needle (it makes the threading go much faster). Finally, glue the head to the neck (or you could string this for extra articulation at the neck!).
STEP 6: Enjoy! Now take a photo of your paper creation and send it to us at PaperRobots1999@yahoo.com!
DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS (WITH IMAGES) IN PDF FORMAT:
 Megatron with instructions
Jetfire Instructions Comming Soon!
Optimus Prime with instructions
Spider-Man with instructions
Blue Steel 1999 with instructions
Ash with instructions
Ultra Magnus with instructions
Birdman with instructions
Blank Robot with instructions
|
|
|
The year is 1999. The millennium is almost upon us. Y2K lurks around every corner, threatening to take over our computers and destroy all our technology. And when it does, paper robots will rule the earth.
Models
Instructions
Print, Punch, Cut, Glue, String, and Enjoy!
|
|
