Having saved all these boxes, I decided to use some of them. I got a slow cooker for my birthday (yay!) and the Styrofoam packing seemed to be a good size to form some structural support for a cardboard car - the last one we made was very sad and droopy :-)
So we started with this frame . . .
. . . and this fruit box . . .
I trimmed the inner circle of the Styrofoam so it was a touch bigger and then pushed it into the bottom of the fruit box - and it fit perfectly!
A quick check for size . . . all good!
Next we added some wings (yes, by now we had changed from a car to a plane!) and I thought we were finished! But Master O reminded me that planes have nose cones. So we added that too.
Here's a close up of how we added the wings and nose cone - just a simple tongue and groove arrangement. Works quite well!
Next was a coat of paint and we were done for the day. Had to let it dry overnight.
Some headlights and . . . . . it was ready for take off!!
1 comment:
THAT is super cool!
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