A Battery Built Innovative Paper Car

It may sound funny how a car made of paper can move with a heavy battery which pulls its strings. It's very possible to achieve this and anyone can do this. You don't need to be a creative maker before you know the codes. I did this out of an inspiration drawn from a Lamborghini Car.

Equipments used in making this craft

• Pen and Pencil
• Ruler
• Tyres
• Broom Sticks
• Super glue
• Scissor
• Battery and Wires

These equipment are used by me in making this paper car. This tyres may shock you but it's doable. These are the few steps I took in ensuring this goes well as planned.

Steps

• I started out by taking a hard paper from the back of cornflakes and then carved it into the desired shape I want. I took to snapping it with my tyres and and all necessary equipment that would be used to do this paper craft.

• After carving out the hard paper from the cornflakes pack, I took to doing some mappings on the paper. The first thing I did was to have this imagination mindset of how a car is.

• Using my ruler, I made some markings that are square in measurements. The length and the breadth as shown here. There aren't direct measurements from the ruler as illustrated but guides to how the car must be structured to fit into the tyre without collision
  

• After marking, I then carved it out to attain a good shape where the places for tyres are quite visible as shown here.

• After carving out, I added the small engine fans from my DVD player. The aim of these engine fans is to speed or turn the wheels of these tyres when connected to a central server which is the battery.

• I used two for both tyres in front and also did same for tyres behind. After doing this, I coupled the tyres to these engine fans and then connected the battery using a red and black wire for motion aided by the battery in black.

This is the foundation and finished products. I didn't have materials to cover the car that's why I left it this way.