GENYMOTION

Section 1: BODY

The BODY section presents the central body assembly for the Genymotion mascot as a modular, cut-and-fold papercraft. The large central body piece is depicted in purple with textured details and green limb anchors, flanked by various panels that form the torso. A legend at the top-right explains the color-coded and symbolic cues used throughout the template: “Parts to stick” shown as a small grid-pattern icon, “Parts to incise in order to place accessories” indicated by a solid line, and “Parts to fold” shown with a dashed/dotted line. The instructional text emphasizes that cubes should be prepared and assembled before they are stuck underneath the lower part of the mascot, indicating a stepwise, modular construction approach. The layout uses numbered tabs and dotted guide lines to help align and secure pieces during folding and assembly. This section likely includes the primary torso panels that will connect to other parts (arms, legs) to complete the figure. The visual design emphasizes color contrast between maroon-purple body panels and green accents, reinforcing the structural seams and aiding builders in recognizing where to apply glue and folds. Overall, BODY is the foundational segment that establishes the mascot’s core form and supports subsequent limbs.

Section 2: ARMS & ANTENNAS

ARMS & ANTENNAS provides the instructions to create the mascot’s upper limbs and antennae by forming two symmetric parts. The text explicitly states: “Please fold along the dotted line and stick the two symmetric parts together,” indicating that the arms are built from mirrored pieces that must be folded along designated lines before being adhered to create a cohesive pair. The section relies on the same legend used in the BODY segment, with icons for “parts to stick,” “parts to incise in order to place accessories,” and “parts to fold,” guiding the builder on how to prepare, cut, and assemble the components. Visuals in this area show the arm shapes and how they align with the body, including the placement strategy for attaching to the torso. The color palette and texture continue to reflect the creature design, with green and purple hues helping distinguish parts and seams. The ARMS & ANTENNAS section emphasizes symmetry and proper orientation to ensure balanced, natural-looking limbs that fit into the overall silhouette. Builders are guided to complete the arm assembly before attaching them to the body, contributing to the mascot’s expressive pose.

Section 3: LEGS

LEGS details the construction of the lower limbs from multiple panels and cubes, with the instruction: “Please assemble the cubes before sticking them underneath the lower part of the mascot.” This section shows leg components and their attachments, illustrating how modular cube-like pieces come together to form the legs and how they connect to the body’s underside. The accompanying visuals depict the leg shapes, connectors, and supporting pieces that facilitate stable assembly. As with the other sections, the legend explains the use of “Parts to stick,” “Parts to incise to place accessories,” and “Parts to fold,” which guides the builder through cutting, folding, and gluing steps for proper alignment. The color scheme emphasizes continuity with the body while differentiating the leg parts for clarity during assembly. The LEGS section completes the mascot’s overall form by providing instructions to securely attach the legs beneath the torso, ensuring a balanced and structurally sound figure. Builders should follow the indicated sequence to avoid misalignment and ensure the final display stands correctly.