View of complete model (Side view)

Parts list (Pattern) : Seventeen A4 sheets (No.1 ~ No.17)

No. of Parts: 268

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

view of the engine view of the cockpit

Glue tab notation key Mountain fold Make a Mountain fold

How to make the cylinders

This craft involves making cylinders

with diameters of 3 to 7mm, so it may

be helpful to have some rods of sizes

about 0.5mm thinner handy.

Guide rod

Each glue tab has a symbol and number printed on it. marks surfaces to put glue on; they should then be glued to the corresponding .

Apply glue here

Attach here

Glue to the rear of the other part

Assembly Instructions

Wrap around and

glue to the topof the cylinder.

Glue, scissors and other tools may

be dangerous to young children so be

sure to keep them out of the reach

of young children.

*This model was designed for Papercraft and may differ from the original in some respects.

"Jaguar E-type" is one of the most well-known models produced by British sports car maker Jaguar, founded in 1922. This model was highly regarded at the Geneva International Motor Show in March 1961 for its low-set, streamlined appearance and state-of-the-art mechanics. Series 1, which first went on the market in 1961, sported an inline six-cylinder, 3.8 liter DOHC engine. In 1964, this was upgraded to a 4.2 liter. Various minor changes up until

1971 resulted in the twin-six engine of the Series 3. This model, known in the US as the XK-E, enjoyed high levels of popularity.

Although the E-type disappeared from the market in 1975, its curved lines continued to influence designers, and it remained well-loved by car enthusiasts around the world.

This Papercraft JAGUAR E-type is about one thirteen the size of the real car.

Valley fold Make a Valley fold

Scissors line Cut along the line

Completed parts become a cylinder

Layer wrapping (roll) Wrap around and glue to the cylinder,to use as a glue tab

Cut in Line Cut along the red solid line

Trace along the folds with

aruler and a used pen (no ink)

to get a sharper, easier fold.

2-A 3-B

Apply glue to the underside

3-A

Apply glue to the underside

Apply glue to the underside

Apply glue to side 2-A and attach together

*Removable spray adhesive is best when gluing large surfaces.

Attach 7-A to the center of 3-B / 3-C.

2-C

4-B

7-B 3-B

2-B

3-B

2-D

2-H 4-A

3-C

2-A

3-A 3-C

7-A

*Check that the circled part of 2-B / 2-C is parallel to 3-B, and attach.

Apply glue to the underside

Attach 3-B and 7-A here.

4-A / 4-B side view

7-C

7-A 4-A 4-B

4-C 4-C

4-D

4-D

4-D

7-A

Glue spot

4-A

4-K

4-J Make a mountain fold on 5-C, and glue it together.

Apply glue to

the underside

4-M

4-M

4-O

4-N

Make a mountain fold,

and glue it.

underside

3-H

2-I

underside

4-L

Glue on the rear of 4-L.

Apply glue to

the underside

When attaching 4-L, align it with the marked area on 4-A as shown in the diagram.

When attaching 4-L,be careful that it does not protrude out from 4-A.

4-L 4-L

4-A

4-A

4-F

4-H 4-G

4-H

2-G

5-H

4-I

2-I 2-I 2-I

4-M

4-M Apply glue to

the underside

Apply glue to

the underside

Apply glue to

the underside

6-D

If using overhead projector film for the windscreen

4-P 5-A 4-Q

4-Q

4-P OHP

5-A

3-C

OHP

4-S

4-S

2-E

5-N

Bend into shape.

5-M

Cut in line.

5-N

6-D 4-M

Make a mountain fold, and glue it together.

Apply glue to

the underside

Make a mountain fold, and glue it together.

Parts 5-M / 5-N should be attached 5mm below the tip of 4-S.

Under

Overhead projector film template

6-J

6-E

6-C

Make a mountain fold, and glue it together

Make a mountain fold, and glue it together

6-D

6-C

6-F

2-E

Using a marker pen,

trace around the template

you have cut out, and cut

along the line with scissors.

Attach this part to 4-L.

Take 4-L through the slot in 6-D / 6-C and

6-C glue it to the

outside.

Do not apply glue to

this part of 2-I.

6-D / 6-F are assembled

in the same way.

Align 6-I / 6-J with the apex

of the triangle depicted

here on 6-E / 6-F, and glue

perpendicular to the base.

6-I

2-D

6-F

6-D The base

The base

There will be a small gap along this line.

4-L

6-F

Apply glue to

the underside

5-K/5-L

5-K/5-L

6-A/6-B

6-A/6-B

5-D/5-E

6-A/6-B

6-K/6-L

5-F/5-G 5-F/5-G

5-I/5-J 5-D/5-E

*Glue along the curved line,

beginning at the center front

and progressing

backwards. 5-K/5-L

How to assemble the seats

Beginning from either the left or right

side, proceed to attach 6-K/6-L to 6-A/6-

B.

Insert 7-H through 3-D.

Line up 5-D / 5-E with

the curved shape of 5-K/5-

L, and glue them together.

3-D

Apply glue to this area on the left and right.

3-D does not need to be glued.

Gluing 7-D/7-E will keep it in place.

3-D

7-D

7-E

3-G

3-E

7-E

8-E attach 8-E to the specified

Attach to the body

8-G

Attach to the body

8-H

7-H

7-H

7-D/7-E can be used on the right

or the left. Attach them to 7-H

so that the part you have cut out

faces outwards.

After attaching 8-G/8-H,

part on the body.

7-D

Glue the upper and lower glue tabs of 8-F to the center panel.

Attach 8-F to the glue tabs on 3-C.

7-A

8-F

Attach 8-F to the glue tabs on 3-C/7-A.

The area along the blue line does not need to be glued down. 7-A's purpose is to make the rear body stronger.

It is best if 8-F is slightly separated from 7-A.

Align 8-L / 8-K very carefully with the area circled, and attach.

8-L/8-K will protrude as shown in the circled area. This we be attached to 8-F in a later step.

7-LGlue spot

The reverse side

7-LGlue spot

7-F/7-G

8-F

7-L/7-K

7-F/7-G

7-F/7-G

7-F/7-G

Attach 7-F / 7-G by gluing

the 7-L glue tabs to the underside.

Stick the 7-L glue tabs along the edges of 7-F / 7-G.

*Attach the glue tabs so that

they overlap each other. Cut away any protruding glue tabs.

7-I

7-I

8-F

Attach to the glue tab

used for 7-I.

8-A/8-B

8-A

Attach 8-A / 8-B to 6-G / 6-H / 8-F.

8-B 6-G/6-H

8-C/8-D

Attach the 7-F / 7-G

you assembled in Seat-

6 of Assembly

Instructions to the body.

Attach 7-F/7-G, keeping the third panel(count from the inside)

of 7-F/7-G in linewith the bonnet.

Tightly wrap 7-F / 7-G around 8-F.

Adjust the position of 8-F so that

its curved lines are 2.5mm from

the trunk lines on either side, and

glue to 8-F.

Insert the glue tabs inside

the mountain-folded paper

and attach.

To attach 7-F / 7-G to 8F, put glue on the back of the part of

7-F / 7-G that overlaps onto 8-F.

Hold 7-F / 7-G up to the curveof 8-F, and cut

away any protruding parts.

8-L / 8-K should be attached to

the bumper on 8-F, keeping in

line with the outside edges of

the glue tab guidelines.

7-I should be attached

so that the upper and

lower parts are in line

with the center panel

of 8-F.

Attach 8-P.

Apply glue to

the underside

Apply glue to

the underside

Apply glue to

the underside

The trunk lines

Align 8-L/8-K with the curve of 8-F, and glue it from underneath.

9-P

9-Z

9-S

9-R 10-A

9-E

9-L-1

9-K-1

9-K

6- N 6- M

9-L

4-A

9-B

9-H

9-J

10-K

10-L

9-I

9-X 9-X-1

6-C/D

9-D

9-G 9-F

2-I 3-F

9-O

9-V

6-P

6-0

6-P

6-P

6-P

6-P

6-P

6-P

6-O

6-O

Side view

4-E

8-O

Glue 8-O/8-N at the same position

as the decoration on the 8-F side.

Attach 8-A/8-B here.

Insert the 4-E steering axle

in from the 4-A side. Insert into the hole in 4-A,

and feed through the hole in 2-I.

Attach 3-F to the trip of 4-E.

8-N

9-A

9-A

9-C

Guide for inserting the bonnet

Apply glue to

the underside

9-N

9-N

9-N

10-D

10-D

10-E

10-E

10-F

10-F

10-H

9-T

9-U

9-Z-2

9-W

9-Z-1

8-M

10-B

10-B

10-C 10-C 10- L

8-I 8-J

9-Y

10-G

10-G

10-M

Attach to the

specified area on 9-B.

10-M

Wrap and glue 10-H

around the white area

of 10-D/10-E.

Attach 8-M / 8-I / 8-J,

to 9-Z-1 / 9-Z-2, aligning

the glue tabs with the black line.

Cross-sectional diagram

of 8-I/8-J Make mountain

and valley folds and apply

glue to the reverse side.

Glue on this part.

Glue spot

Attach to the center

of 10-B / 10-M.

See Assembly

Instructions 10.

Side of engine.

9-E

Attach 9-N here.

Insert each pipe into 10-M and attach them

in line with the pattern on the upper surface.

Overhead view of the engine (actual size)

Glue Attach to a location of

your choosing.

10- N

Make a mountain fold on

10-I / 10-J, and glue it together.

Apply glue to

the underside

10-Q 10-R

Insert the protruding part of

10-N into 10-Q/R, and

attach.

Attach 9-M-1 / 9-M-2 / 9-Q here.

9-M-1 9-Q

Face it so that the end to be glued down

is at the bottom.

9-M-2

See the diagram below for 9-M-2

Attach to a location of your choosing.

11-A/12-A

Use 2 pieces per a tire. Attach in line with the

solid lines on 11-D / 12-D.

11-F/12-F Apply glue to

the underside

11-D/12-D

The front tires are assembled

in the same way as the rear tires.

11-B/11-C

12-B/12-C

11-A 12-A

11-G/12-G

11-G/12-G

11-E/12-E

11-D/12-D

11-B/11-C

12-B/12-C

9-Q

8-J

9-Q

Apply an ample amount of

glue to the 2-A / 10-B side.

Cross-sectional diagram of tire

9-N Attach to 10-C.

Cut away any

protruding pieces.

11-C

Attach front tires here (actual size) Hold your model up to the diagram below and check

the positioning of the tires before attaching.

Attach 10-I/10-J from

10-D/Eand 10-F/G.

Attach 10-S/T from the top.

10-I

10-T

10-D/E

Attach the rear tires

11-B

11-H

11-B

11-I/11-H

Cut out this section on the tire side,

and make mountain folds to the glue tabs.

Glue spot

11-C

12-H/12-I

Attach the front tyres by inserting

them between 10-I/10-J and 2-A.

12-H/12-I

10-S/10-T

10-M

10-I/10-J

10-F/G

Under tray 2-A

Lower side

Attach the tires

11-H by sliding them onto 7-H.

*It will go on more easily

Upper side

if you slide the tire on at an angle.

13-G

Cut away any protruding pieces.

Mountain fold glue tabs 13-H

13-A

13-A

13-B

13-C

13-B

Cut away any

protruding pieces.

13-C

13-A

Attach 13-B / 13-C to the glue

tabs on thereverse side of 7-L /

13-I,

in the same way as in step 1

of the Assembly Instructions

6. Attach 13-B / 13-C glue

tabs along the edges.

*Attach the glue tabs so

that they overlap each

other.

After attaching to 13-E,

cut away the area labeled "cut

out".

13-D

Bend the parts

of 14-X / Z into

shape before

attaching them.

13-F

13-E

13-E

13-D

14-X/Z

14-X

14-Z

14-H

After gluing the four

parts together, leave

them to dry for at

least one hour.

the reverse side

Mountain fold glue tabs.

Apply glue to

the underside

14-F / 14-E are a guide to strengthen the bonnet. Take care not to bend it after

attaching.

Apply glue to

14-F the underside

14-E

14-D

14-C

Carefully align with the slot on 13-

A and glue down.

Mountain fold glue tabs

7-L/13-I

Glue tab

13-B

13-F

13-D

13-D

14-B

14-D

14-C

14-Y

13-C

14-Y

13-A

13-B

First, glue only the

area of 13-F indicated

by the blue line.

Align the center lines

printed on each part

when attaching.

14-I/14-J

Before attaching 14-I/14-J,

insert them into the body

and confirm the position

they should be attached.

Once you have decided where,

use the glue tabs to attach them.

Attachment of 13-D

should begin from

the joint between

If 14-D / C covers 13-B and 14-D.

the triangular parts

to be cut out of 14-B,

cut the overlap away in

line with the triangle,

after gluing.

Glue to the underside

of the area indicated

with blue lines.

Push out the unglued parts of

13-F from underneath,

align them with the curve on

13-C and 13-B and attach.

If the area indicated by blue lines

on 13-C / 13-B protrudes further

than 13-F, cut off the excess keeping

in line with the curve.

Once you have attached 13-F,

cut out the lights, leaving

the glue tabs in place.

Confirm the position

before attaching.

Attach the light here.

Insert the light

to the point

shown.

Attach with the glued

join facing downwards.

14-K/14-L

14-J(Right)

15-R

Glue together. Apply glue to

the underside

15-S

Glue two layers

on top of each other.

15-A

14-U

15-A

15-B

15-B

15-S

Glue two layers

on top of each other.

Apply glue to

the underside

14-S

*Attach to a location of the bumper your choosing.

Apply glue to this part of the bumper.

Fold inwards and attach

to the underside. Attach 14-N/14-M here.

Align with the lines

on the inside.

After attaching the panel to 15-A, attach it to the position

indicated in the diagram.

Align the panel with the fold lines

on the body side, and attach.

14-S/14-U

14-Q/14-R

14-P/14-O 14-T

14-A

14-A

14-P

14-O

14-M 14-N

15-A

10-P

10-O

15-C

Attach to the specified area on 3-A.

15-A

15-B

Glue tabs for attaching

the muffler.

Attach to the specified area on 3-A.

Attach to steering axle 4-E.

15-E

15-D

15-F 15-G

15-H 15-I

10-P

10-P

15-J

15-L

15-L

15-D 15-H

15-L

15-K 15-M

15-N

Align the marks on the black lines

together when attaching

each of the parts.

3-A

10-P 10-O

15-L

Insert 15-D / 15-H / 15-L

into the 10-P side and attach.

Attach the completed muffler

to the position indicated on 3-A.

15-Q/15-P

3-A 15-O

Assembling the Muffler

Side view diagram of rear side

Where to Attach the Muffler (template to scale)

10-P 10-O

Hold parts against template when attaching.

15-F

15-D 15-L

15-L 15-H

15-J

Adjust the angle bycomparing it to theactual-size diagram.

With the bonnet closed, insert the guide of 14-E into the slot in 4-A on the body side. Insert the front side into the slot in 13-D.

Parts where the muffler body is attached.

With the bonnet open,

insert the guide of 10-N into the slot in 14-B on the bonnet side.

Part to be cut out of 4-A.

10-N 14-B

13-D

14-E