
parts go on the outside. This gives clearance for
the feet to swing past each other without hitting
(Figure
H
), like the original toy (Figure
I
).
If needed, make more clearance by inserting
small spacing washers on the axle between
the legs and the body. Attach the small acrylic
friction-fit collars on the ends of the axles and
adjust the spacing for easy leg action. Then
lock the collars in position with a tiny drop of
cyanoacrylate glue on the very tip. Tie three or
four of the weights together on a piece of thread
and tie the other end to the hole on the front of
the camel.
Lastly, create a slight bevel on the bottom
of the feet. This allows ...