Paper Scooter
One sheet. Nine folds. No glue, no tape. Cut on the solid line, fold on the dashed ones.
The model
- One printed page, on 160 gsm card or heavier, or the legs sag
- Nine folds, numbered in the order they go in
- Generic shape: no badge, no model name, no plate
- About four inches long when it is together
- A second page you do not have to print, which asks you to photograph the thing and tag it. The nephew's idea.
It sits level on a shelf. That is more than I can say for the real one.
Tino
Two US letter pages in one PDF, the model kept inside the area A4 shares with letter, so either paper works. Print page one at 100 percent. Scale it and the folds stop meeting, and then it is your model, not mine.
The link is on the confirmation page and in the receipt email, both the moment the order settles. It works on any device and stays live for a year.
Nothing ships, so no address is asked for. Keep the receipt email. People delete it and then write to me.
My kids and I folded three of them. No glue and it actually stands up.
Camila S.
The tabs are tiny. My seven year old gave up and I finished it. It does look great on the shelf.
Aaliyah B.