How to make a paper racing car

Making a race car can seem difficult but neither is it much. If you have to have a little patience and be little hands to be able to correctly gather all the parts of the car. The good thing about making your own cars is that you can paint them in the colors that you like the most, you can even make drawings or borders. Look at the following article, how to make a racing car.

• A sheet of paper 29 cm long by 21 cm wide
• 2 pens without the ink charge
• A ball-point cartridge or cap
• 2 plastic drinking straws or 2 thin sticks
• A little ball or necklace
• Rolling wire and clips
• Top of a matchbox
• Thick cardboard and one cup
• Plastic cut from a plastic bottle, glue and tape
• A strong rubber band, pencil, scissors and spool of thread.

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First of all put the pencil on one end of the paper . Roll the paper tightly around the pencil (a). Hold the end of the rolled paper with adhesive tape (b). Take out the pencil and you will have a paper tube.

two

Cut two small circles of cardboard using the reel as a guide. These will be the front wheels - then cut two large circles for the rear wheels using a cup as a guide.

3

Next, make a hole in the center of each wheel. Insert a straw through the pen tube . Put one wheel of the small ones by each ends and stick them. Do the same with the rear wheels.

4

Then place the paper tube traversed over the two pens, as in the drawing. Attach the paper tube and pens securely with tape .

5

Cut one side of the match lid. Place it with the cut down on the paper tube where the big wheels are. Tilt it forward a little and attach it to the tube with tape.

6

Then cut the tip of the cap or cap of the pen with scissors. Put it on top of the matchbox lid . Hold it firmly with adhesive tape.

7

Trace this helix on thin or transparent paper . Cut out the silhouette Put it on a piece of plastic and draw it. Now cut the silhouette very carefully. Make two small cuts on the sides by the rounded part. Make two holes in the center of the circle.

8

Then bend a piece of wire through the holes of the propeller and bending one end over the other. Put a small ball or count at the long end and stretch until it is straight.

9

Insert the longer end of the wire through the cap of the ballpoint pen on the top of the bolide. Make some rings holding the rubber to the wire and roll it around the rubber.

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Then carefully open a clip (a). Tuck a clip hook through one end of the paper tube. Attach one side of the rubber to the other clip hook (b).

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To finish hold the propeller as seen and twist the right side a bit towards the front of the car and the left side in the opposite direction. Move the propeller as indicated by the arrow giving it about 20 turns.