Mega Brick Skeleton (10:1 scale)

Assembly notes

In general, there's only one way for pieces to fit together, so it should be fairly intuitive how to construct it. See the CAD picture above for that looks like with all the pins.

• Here's my suggested assembly procedure:
• Start by test fitting together the parts with no glue, to check for any misalignment or loose/tight pins.
• Glue all of the pins into one of the pieces you're fitting together.
• Put super glue on the mating surface of the other part. No need to put it in the pin holes; the pins are for alignment, not strength, and if you put glue in them here, it can cure before you get the pieces fully together.
• Line up the parts using the pins and carefully push the parts together. The thin layer of glue will cure very quickly, so there often isn't time for realignment!
• I recommend liquid super glue (as opposed to gel). When the pieces get very close together, capillary action will pull the glue to cover a larger area, and you'll get a better connection between the parts.
• Assemble the legs first. These are the most forgiving parts (less precise alignment required to look good), so they're best for getting the hang of things.
• The arms and legs are designed to snap onto the shoulder and hip pegs. Before attaching the shoulder and hip pegs to the body, check that you can snap on the arms and legs.
• If the arms/legs are too tight to snap on: Either (1) file/sand down the inside of the sockets until they fit on, or (2) slide the ams/legs on from the end of the pegs, then glue the pegs onto the body. The second option is easier, but make sure you don't use too much glue, or the arms/legs could end up glued in place instead of rotating freely. Also note that this option means you won't be able to take the arms and legs off.
• If the arms/legs are too loose to hold their position: Add something to line the inside of the arm/leg sockets, like tape. This extra thickness should help hold them in place.