Handicraft Works From Stick Matches
Handicraft Works From Stick Matches
Matches, usually used as a trigger of fire to burn something. Can be a cigarette, but do not ntar kill you loh. We recommend a match made as handicrafts like the picture below only. In addition, cool and creative crafts you can sell and earn money deh.
Curious about the crafts of this matchstick? Let's read this article until it's over!
1.Lokomotive
The first is a matchstick craft that forms a locomotive.
This locomotive is made of matchstick stack neatly arranged. If you look carefully, this locomotive is like the original.
Exactly and no less at all from the rails, the locomotive body, the chimney, the wheels, etc. Very neat, very perfect.
2.Taj Mahal
The second is the craft of a matchstick that forms one of the wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal.
Taj Mahal is a monument located in Agra, India. The history of the Taj Mahal was built upon the wishes of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, Jahangir's son, as a present for his wife, Arjumand Banu Begum.
In the making of the Taj Mahal took about 22 years and is a masterpiece of Mughal architecture, the Taj Mahal is also one of the wonders of the world that still exists today.
Well, another great thing from a few thousand sticks can only form a mini expensive taj, which is almost the same as the original. If sold this work can reach the price of thousands of dollars.
3.Excavator
Only people who have skills that are high enough to be able to make excavators as above, almost similar to the original. It took a very long time also in making it, to become works of art like this.
4.Hogwarts School
Have you ever watched a harry potter movie? If so, then you will not be unfamiliar with the picture above. Hogwarts school replica in a harry potter movie can be made using thousands of matchsticks as shown above. I do not know how long he made but, surely this amazing work of art is very cool, and deserves thumbs up.
5.Truck
Quite confusing when looking at the picture above, because the truck is made of matchstick and very neat once in the process.
6.Sydney Opera House
In Australia there is a magnificent Opera House, and now its splendor can be felt through the artwork of this matchstick. How not, the order after structure looks very neatly lined up to form a beautiful work of art.
7. Eiffel Tower
A high school kid in India makes the Eiffel tower from a matchstick, the artwork he made is worth the appreciation because not all high school kids, can make it.
Moreover, the Eiffel tower is made very similar to the original building. The highest appreciation for this high school kid.
8.Titanic
You've watched a Titanic movie, it's a movie, a romantic movie played by Jack and Rose. The film tells the story of the love of Jack and Rose, who comes from a different social status on board the sinking Titanic at its maiden voyage on April 15, 1912.
The picture above is a replica of a titanic ship made of matchsticks. At a glance, not all parts are made of matchsticks, there are other parts that use plywood or something like that. However, the work is worth thumbs up because it is very unique and interesting.
9.Royal Liver Building in Liverpool
Royal Liver Building is an iconic building located in the city liverpol, this building is also decorated by two liver birds and is a symbol of the city liverpol itself. Amazingly, a grandfather who was in the picture, made this building with a matchstick.
Quite complicated in the making, but with persistence and persistence this grandfather can make it neatly.
10.The Cute Dog
Wow! Who would have thought that the dog head above was made of thousands of matchsticks. Uniquely, the parts such as nose, eyes, complexion, and black mouth result from the axis of matches that have been burned.
Creative, right?
11. Railway Railway
It turns out from the collection of matchsticks can be arranged into a unique and funny railway carriage. Especially after we remove the axis so that we can mengkreasikan matchstick sticks into a variety of forms.
Coupled with buttons as a train shirt increasingly make this unique miniature railway. 🙂
Interested to make it?
12. Racing Car
One word, fantastic! Just imagine how many matchsticks are used to make one replica of this F1 racing car? Yes, there are almost a million matchsticks used to make this beautiful artwork.
The question? Approximately this car can be used and driven also not yes?