Note: The handle is more of a means to steady your shot. Pulling the trigger will move this yellow rod downwards, therefore releasing the bullet. Take a bullet exactly as shown, with a tan connector, green rod, and gray connector, hook the rubber band with the tan tip, and slide the gray hole on top of the movable yellow rod on the bullet bay. Part Name - 6 K'nex connector 1 gray 1 K'nex connector 1 tan 13 K'nex connector 3 red 42 K'nex connector 4 purple 2 K'nex connector 7 blue 33 K'nex rod 0 green 12 K'nex rod 11 yellow 4 K'nex rod 18 red 15 K'nex rod 3 white 2 K'nex rod 6 blue Finally, "No." is the number of pieces of that type you will need. It can be seen from "3" that 3 connectors can connect to it perpendicularly, and obviously it is the color white. As another example, the piece labelled "2" in the image is a "K'nex rod 3 white". It can connect to one rod, hence the 1, and is gray. As an example, look at the piece labelled "1" in the image above. Every Knex piece has a distinct color, so hopefully this is familiar to you. Finally, color is just the color of that piece.
If it is a rod, # represents the number of perpendicular connectors the rod can hold. If the piece is a connector, # represents the number of rods that piece can connect. As a key, the "Part Name"s are described in the following way: K'nex # color All Knex pieces used in this design are either connectors or rods. Below is a complete list of the pieces you will need.
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