Flying pterodactyl dinosaur as a mobile for the children's room with 70cm wingspan

Instruction
Pteranodon flying.xs
Pteranodon flying
.xs
Application scenario
Laser processing (70min)
Machine & module
xTool P3
80W
Compatible xTool Machine
M2
10W, 20W
F2 Ultra UV
5W
F2
15W
F2 Ultra
40W
F1 Ultra
20W
M1
5W, 10W
D1
5W, 10W, 20W
D1 Pro
5W, 10W, 20W, 40W
P2
55W
F1
10W
S1
10W, 20W, 40W
M1 Ultra
10W, 20W
P2S
55W
Material used
1/8"(3mm) Birch Plywood
gift
127
2084

Information

      A majestic floating pterodactyl with a fantastic wingspan of 70 cm. I painted the model with acrylic pencils. But also in nature, the mobile is an absolute eye-catcher and a must-have for every dinosaur fan
    

Instruction

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Step1

Flying pterodactyl dinosaur as a mobile for the children's room with 70cm wingspan instruction: step 1 -
Preview

First, the wings are glued. The wings are made up of 3 layers: 

1st layer: Engraved wings

2nd layer: Wings with eyelets (without engraving)

3rd layer: Engraved wings

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Step2: Bird body

Flying pterodactyl dinosaur as a mobile for the children's room with 70cm wingspan instruction: step 2 - Bird body
Preview

Then glue the two  bodysuits of the bird on top of each other. 

 

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Step3: Wings

Flying pterodactyl dinosaur as a mobile for the children's room with 70cm wingspan instruction: step 3 - Wings
Preview

As soon as the front eyelets are firmly glued, hook the wing in and glue the rear eyelet. Attention: Do not insert the eyelet too deep - a wing should also be mounted on the opposite side.

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Step4: Suspension

Now the wings are provided with a nylon cord or similar and a string with a wooden bead is attached to the belly of the bird.

Hook the loops into the crossbar, done.

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