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This is a cardboard version of a traditional wooden toy, with a small modification to give it swinging legs, "just because".
Step 1Materials and tools.
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You will need a number of easily-obtained materials.
- Corrugated card - enough to draw three copies of the template - maybe one and a half sheets of A4?
- plain paper for templates.
- Glue - I used PVA craft glue, but anything that sticks card will do the job.
- String - three or four metres of slightly-rough string. Not the hairy stuff, but slightly rough.
- A drinking straw.
- A cocktail stick or bamboo barbecue skewer.
Tools:
- Cutting tools - scissors, craft knife etc. If your card is thick, you will need a large sharp knife like a Stanley knife (I believe Americans call them box-cutters?)
- A drill - it is far easier to drill through several layers of corrugated card than it is to poke a hole.
- A piercing tool - something to make a small hole in the card, such as a sharp pencil, a nail etc.
- Printer or drawing tools.
Climbing gorilla merchandise is now available!
Have you got photos? Or an Instructable?
Close-up of middle-layer. Notice the hole pierced ijn the legs.
Absolutely brilliant Instructable BTW. KarrooWife is seriously ticked off with you 'cause I laughed so hard at myself while practising your self mutilation instructablehttp://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-entertain-small-children-via-the-medium-of-/# in the mirror that I woke the baby!
After I posted that video on YouTube, I discovered that there are hundreds just like it...
but they made different animals not just gorillas, and the episode aired in like 2000, i made one right after i saw it