Download the Pattern and Assembly Guide of Lofty Paper Model from Bob the Builder
Lofty the crane from Bob the Builder paper model/papercraft pattern and build instruction.
“Can we build it? Yes we can!” That’s right. After quite a long time since the release of my Scoop papercraft, new we can continue the Bob the Builder paper model series by building Lofty the blue mobile crane.
In the series, Lofty is a rather timid and shy character. Often times, he acts pessimistic in facing the tasks and challenges in building with Bob. He is more or less the opposite of Scoop.
In designing and making this Lofty paper model, I never thought I would need that much time to finish it. It took me more than a month, from making the 3D design, unfolding the model, test-building the parts, until I finally ready to release it. Nevertheless, it’s here now and I hope you enjoy this model as much as I do.
Pictures of Bob yhe Builder's Lofty Papercraft
Some photos as preview of the completed paper model of Lofty from Bob the Builder Click the images to view in full size.
Here is the video of my build process. Too bad I forgot to capture some of the stages but most of them are here.
Details of Lofty Paper Model
Specification details of Lofty from Bob the Builder paper model/papercraft Model Dimension: 9.8 cm (width) x 11.2cm (height) x 19.5cm (depth) (Crane not extended)Number of Parts: 161 parts (model); 5 parts (display box)
Number of Pages: 7 pages (model); 4 pages (display box)
Document License
This paper model is available for free.Distribution/sharing of this paper model at any sites, blogs, or social media is allowed on condition that the link points to this page. Please do not use direct link to the file hosting site.
Please do not the file(s) to other hosting site(s).
Lofty Paper Model Pattern and Assembly Instruction Download
Use the link below to download the pattern/template and assembly guide/build instruction to build your own Bob the Builder: lofty paper model Model pattern, display box pattern, and the assembly guide are available in PDF files. The files are archived/compressed in a zip file.Use archive software (such as WinZip or 7zip) to extract the ZIP file and use PDF reader (such as Adobe Acrobat Reader) to open the PDF files.