Takarabune [Assembly Instructions]

[Assembly Instructions] : Fifth US letter Sheets

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*Bulid the model by carefully reading the Assembly Instructions,
in the parts sheet page order.

Assembly Instructions
Mountain fold

Valley fold

Scissors line

Cut in line

Glue spot
Glue reverse side
Trace along the folds
Attach here with a ruler and a used pen (no ink)
to get a sharper, easier fold.
Tools and materials
Scissors, tweezers, set square, glue
Cylindrical rod (use to curl paper)

Assembly tips
Before cutting out the parts, it is a good idea to write numbers on
the back of each part to avoid confusion later.

Take your time to cut out each part neatly.

Takarabune It is also a good idea to cut slots in advance too.

Takarabune, meaning "treasure ship", is the word for a sailboat which was used to transport coral, gold and Before gluing the parts together, make preparatory folds along
silver, gemstones, bales of rice, and other precious commodities. the fold lines. Use a cylindrical rod to curl the pieces
In Japan, Takarabune are considered symbols of celebration, and ornamental models depicting the Seven that require curling.
Lucky Gods riding in a takarabune are often kept as lucky charms.
The Seven Lucky Gods consist of Ebisu, god of commercial prosperity; Daikokuten, god of harvest; Benzaiten,
goddess of knowledge, art and beauty; Bishamonten, god of contest; Hoteison, god of fortune, relationships,
Caution
and children; Fukurokujyu, god of prosperity and longevity; and Juroujin, god of longevity and happiness.
*Glue, scissors and other tools may be dangerous to young children
These deities have long been considered gods of fortune and bringers of happiness.
so be sure to keep them out of the reach of young children.

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1. Assemble the hull 3. Assemble the ship

Attach in line
with the upperside
C of the ship. I H

A K-2 Attach through together.

J
B

2. Assemble
the side of the ship
E
G-1 4. Assemble
Be sure to
the bows
attach securely here. G-2

L
Attach the sides startingfrom
the back of the ship 5. Assemble
and proceeding
the tassel
toward the bows. M-1
M-2

F-1
Curl and glue the tassel before
Attach the edge labeled first before . cutting the slots.
M-3

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6. Assemble the sail 7. Assemble the mast 8. Assemble the wave

Curl the sail before attaching it.
Mast
Sail
Q
X-2 P
O
X-1
Fold the glue R
X-3
tabs behind.
X-6
S
N-2 N-3

Attach from
underneath.
X-5 X-4

N Q
X-7
Glue in order,
according to the Attach beginning from the front.
N-1 N-2 part numbers.
N-3
N-4
N-2 N-5
N-3

N-6

N-1

Overlap and align with this line.

Start gluing from the bottom of the sail
and work upwards.
N-7

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9. Assemble the Seven Lucky Gods 13. Assemble the treasure chests

Z
Front part *Put the treasure chests,
Back part
rice bales, and wooden stand
14. Assemble the rice bales behind the Seven Lucky Gods.

Attach together. Y
10. Assemble the pine Assemble all 7
W-1 in the same way.

15. Attach to the deck

T-5
W-1
Front part
T-6
T-7

Glue together,
T-4
11. Assemble the coral then cut out starting
from the edge with the line.

*This applies
to all the coral. T-1 T-3 W-3
T-2 W-2

W-2, 3, & U-1 Z K-1

12. Assemble the T-5 W-1
V-1 W-3 W-2
wooden stand T-4 T-6
T-1 T-7 Y

T-2 T-3
V-2 (Example Setup)
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16. Put all the pieces together View of complete model

Attach in order
as numbered to .

Side 1 Side 2

Seven Lucky Gods

Arrange the rice bales

and treasure chests, There are three different backgrounds to choose from.
and your takarabune is complete. Please select your favorite and attach it behind the ship.