YOKO BUILD INTRUCTIONS

The first thing that you should build will be the gun. If you can finish this, you can definitely do the rest. 
It is the hardest part of this craft. 

When building the gun, build from the bottom up, closing at the top of the barrel and attaching
parts along the way. Build each piece fully before attaching (Scope, Clip, Handle, Stand) 
When building the stand and the clips for the strap, you can either simply glue it all together, 
or use something like a staple to create an axel that the pieces can move on. 
I suggest making an axel, as it adds a little depth and allows for the strap to be adjustable 
and for the stand to be set up (so that the gun can rest horizontally). 
Spots where holes should be made BEFORE CUTTING THE PIECES OUT are indicated (by dashes) on the template.
The dashes are off to the side, but the holes should be made near the center of the pieces.
There are also two straps included in the template- one lies flat against the body 
of the gun, and the other hangs loosely. Pictured in the build is the loose strap. 
There are not enough clips to build both. If you want to make both, move the buckles and 
clips off to the side and print them again. 

Now after the gun, I suggest building the head. Make the ponytail from bottom to top, then the hair (Do not be afraid to 
shape this piece-I cut jagged lines near the back to be more 'realistic'). Attach the chopsticks (to attach 
the chopsticks, you will need to poke two small holes into the head) 
and ponytail to the hair. Then build the Head/Face, and attach the hair and head. From here, build 
the bangs in the order they are numbered, attaching them as you go. These are tricky, due to the fact there are so 
many, and that they need to be positioned just right. Take your time with this, referring to the pdo if possible. 
Once they are all done, plop the skull on top, between pieces 10 and 11. 

From here it doesn't matter what is built next, but I built the scarf. It's straightforward, just
start with the top moving down, closing at the bottom. Leave all the pieces of the body 
separate for now- once you have all of them done, it will be easier to see how they should be positioned. 

Build the body from the shoulders down, attaching the arms as soon as possible. 
When attaching the hands to the arms, glue the bracelets first, and then the hands. Be 
sure to positioned the hands correctly, otherwise it will appear awkward. 
Attach the bra to the body (if you plan to at all) before the scarf, at any time. 
Build the legs from the first part of the skin out. Make that ring (labeled 1), 
and work down. Then work back up, 'closing' at the waist. Make the belt, attach the loop, and loop it through. 
Glue the buckle down to the shorts, and then insert the spacer.

Build the boots from the bottom up, attaching the sole and zipper when complete. 
When attaching the zipper, just put a little glue on the inside of the boot, and press it in. 
After the zipper is attached, attach the slider on top by using the thin strip included. The thin 
strip should go through the small slit in the center of the piece. 

Now it's time to attach all of the parts. Before putting the legs in the boots, curl 
a little scrap paper to fill the space so that the legs don't go all the way in. The seam of the first piece should be 
about level with the top of the boot. 
Then glue the head onto the scarf, allowing it to dry before proceeding to glue the scarf onto the body. 
You will need to hold the scarf onto the body while it dries, to ensure a tight fit. 
After that, use the tabs on the body to attach it to the spacer inside of the legs. 


It's also worth noting that there are several parts in which a crafting knife would be useful to cut out the white centers of
some of the pieces. I suggest it, but it is quite possible to do the entire craft by only using scissors (As that's what I did). 