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New files uploaded 25 Jan 2026 Added file formats for LBRN2, XCS, DXF, SVG and AI
I made some major modifications to the parts and the layout



Gather all pieces for the head.
The original pattern was messed up so I made the corrections.
Follow the pictures.
Some of the pictures show the messed up pieces.
The corrected pieces are on the new pattern.



Layout and assemble the main body section. Again there were bad pieces in the pattern which I fixed.
There were unnecessary tabs that did not belong. And holes that needed to be there.
There is a square piece with a notch in it. The notch faces the front of the torso.
I will take more pictures on the next build.



Layout pieces as shown. Note that the arm with the had is the right arm.
I put a little glue on the T piece so the gear and the round piece stay on.
I am adjusting the T pieces to hold on to the gear and round pieces so they snap into place.




Build the legs.
Carefully assemble the legs. The flat side is the inseam.
The larger fork piece goes to the back of the leg.
The cross section gets a little glue and the foot piece goes on.

Put glue on the end of the neck and insert into the top square hole on top of the torso.
Carefully put a very little glue on the sides of the arm T piece to hold it into the arm socket.
Do the same for the legs.
Once the pieces are dry they should stay in place.
Once again I'll be making modifications so that the joints will stay in place without glue.
Have fun and leave a comment with pictures of your build.