ARCKIT GO Plus 2.0 User Manual

ARCKIT is a multi-award winning architectural
modelling system. The reusable freeform
components allow budding architects and model
enthusiasts to physically explore designs and bring
ideas to life faster than ever before.
GO Plus 2.0 now oers even more capabilities with
exciting new components and pre-printed adhesive
sheets that allow you to complete your models with
the realistic building finishes.
It’s fast, modular and provides hours of fun!
Arckit is based on modern building techniques and
the components are designed to a standard
1.2m/4ft modular grid to scale. Arckit GO Plus 2.0 is
compatible with all other Arckit products of the
same scale.
Pro tip! For even more fun, why not integrate Arckit
GO Plus 2.0 with other Arckit products including our
mini series kits and Arckit 90 .
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14 - Make sure to align walls before connecting floor panels on top. 16 - When applying the roof panels, make
sure to start at the top and that they are facing in the right direction indicated on the back of the panel. 17 - To
avoid bending window component, simply use the openings to squeeze and secure in place
Complete your model using
the Arckitexture adhesive
sheets supplied.

ARCKIT GO Plus 2.0 Specifications

General

Brand	ARCKIT
Model	GO Plus 2.0
Category	Educational Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Arckit GO Plus 2.0 Introduction

Arckit System Description

Overview of Arckit as a multi-award winning architectural modelling system for physical exploration of designs.

Arckit GO Plus 2.0 Features

Highlights increased capabilities with new components and pre-printed adhesive sheets for realistic building finishes.

Arckit GO Plus 2.0 Benefits

Emphasizes speed, modularity, and hours of fun, with compatibility across Arckit products.

Arckit GO Plus 2.0 Pro Tip

Suggests integrating Arckit GO Plus 2.0 with other Arckit product lines for enhanced building experiences.

Assembly Instructions

Step 01: Base Foundation

Start with the base foundation panel for the model construction.

Step 02: Attaching Support Structures

Connect support elements to the base foundation panel.

Step 03: Wall and Floor Connections

Assemble walls and connect them to the floor panels.

Step 04: Stair Integration

Secure the stair component to the floor using link connectors.

Step 05: First Level Walls

Construct and assemble the walls for the first level of the model.

Step 06: Second Level Walls

Assemble and add walls for the second level, ensuring alignment.

Step 07: Connecting Links

Use connecting links to attach components, possibly for upper levels.

Step 08: Small Module Assembly

Assemble a smaller, distinct module, potentially for detailing.

Step 09: Upper Level Stair Secure

Secure the stair component on the upper level using link connectors.

Step 10: Wall and Door Assembly

Assemble wall sections, including those with door openings.

Step 11: Wall Alignment Check

Ensure walls are correctly aligned before proceeding to the next stage.

Step 12: Floor to Wall Connection

Insert links underneath to connect floor panels with wall joints.

Step 13: Wall Alignment

Align walls correctly before connecting floor panels on top.

Step 14: Roof Panel Application

Apply roof panels starting from the top, ensuring correct orientation.

Step 15: Model Completion with Adhesives

Complete the model appearance using the provided Arckitexture adhesive sheets.

Step 16: Window Component Handling

Secure window components by using openings to squeeze and fix them in place, avoiding bending.