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Drivers!
Here's Cosmo
Cosmo close up
Louisa's Mule
Cosmic Cauliflower
Big Foot in the Tree Frog Car
Josie takes off with Johnny Fox's cash
Rudy Stoner is on the road
Drivers! stand on their own -
Thank you and good night. Drivers! by J.E.Moores - these are completed examples of the little critters that like to drive my paper cars. Comments
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Drivers! by J.E.Moores. Because every car needs a driver. These characters are designed to fit in my paper cars. Vroooooom! Print! Cut! Fold! Glue! |
Gomper is on the move - got his own car and hitting the road! No one is safe. NO ONE!!! Paper Toy Pattern for the Crazy Flying Gomper Car by J.E.Moores |
Crazy Flying Gomper Car by J.E.Moores. This is my latest car design, and much easier to build. If you have trouble, ask any 11-12 year old. No younger, no older. Instructions for building this car pattern here. Slide show of completed Crazy Flying Gomper Car - notice, I cut out the teeth, so the front is an open grill. I glued the little white tabs back for added support. I might add a tongue since the mouth is open… hmmmmm… Print! Cut! Fold! Glue! |
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Johnny drives his car. Print full size image above, cut out rectangle, then cut away little snippets to create the glue tabs. Cut along the round part of each wheel. There is a T shaped cut on each side of the wind shield along the back seat. Every glue tab has it’s exact opposite on the other side. The car is just a slim box. Fold car from glue tab to glue tab to create the box shape. First glue the money bags so they line up right, then glue the front so logo lines up. Close up each end like a box, and glue it so the head lights are in place. Lift windshield up and push the back seat down. Tools needed: printer, paper, scissors, craft knife, glue. A cutting pad is nice too. |
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Our resident 5 year old glued sequins to the car template I gave her to decorate. It scanned rather well. This is my first car pattern, and the seam was through the windshield of the car. I have since changed my pattern so the seam is along the bottom edge. |
Big Foot has two cars. Orange and blue. Print! Cut! Fold! Glue! This is my first car pattern, and the seam was through the windshield of the car. I have since changed my pattern so the seam is along the bottom edge. |
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Big Foot hits the road. He’s gone. Gone to town. |
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Gomper TV, Moran’s Garage, and Demon Head. Paper Toys by J.E.Moores. Print! Cut! Fold! Glue! |
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