Miniature Device Assembly Map

Create one square macro tabletop scene from a RIGHTS-CLEARED REFERENCE of a single non-hazardous mechanical device and a USER-VERIFIED PARTS LIST. First classify only visible, documented parts into exactly three functional groups: CHASSIS for housing and frame, MECHANISM for the primary internal movement, and INTERFACE for controls or optical elements. On a light-grain wooden workbench, arrange those parts in a left-to-right exploded sequence that preserves their real orientation and attachment order. Raise the largest chassis pieces on plain miniature scaffolds and use two tiny yellow cranes to hold only parts whose positions are supported by the reference. Assign miniature 1:87 workers to non-instructional inspection, alignment, inventory, and blueprint consultation; show no welding, cutting, energized testing, repair step, or load claim. Line up only the verified screws, washers, or springs in rows. Connect adjacent assembly stages with thin blue guide lines that are clearly graphic annotations, not lasers or holographic capability. Use even high-key light, one-to-one part correspondence, crisp macro detail, and contrasting gray device parts with yellow equipment. Omit any unseen or uncertain component. No brand, product teardown advice, hazardous appliance, battery damage, weapon, energized circuit, invented mechanism, fake dimension, procedure, logo, readable blueprint, extra part, or watermark.