Paper Automata: Four Working Models to Cut Out and Glue Together

Summary
A bravura display of imagination by Rob Ives has produced this delightful collection of working automata to cut out and make. As you operate the mechanisms, the Hopping Sheep hop energetically and the Pecking Hen pecks keenly into its feeder. The rather sad Motley Man bows and acknowledges the applause he has earned and while The Flying Fish does not actually fly, it does flap its wings and undulate in a delightfully unexpected manner. Each of the mechanisms uses a different principle to generate motion, so this book is of special interest to those who like to see what remarkable things can be achieved with paper.
Similar Books
-
It's a Magical World
by Bill Watterson
-
Dogs Don't Tell Jokes
by Louis Sachar
-
The Scheme for Full Employment
by Magnus Mills
-
The Alphabet from A to Y With Bonus Letter Z!
by Steve Martin
-
Love Just Screws Everything Up
by Lynn Johnston
-
Willy the Champ
by Anthony Browne
-
The Adventures of a Plastic Bottle: A Story About Recycling
by Alison Inches
-
-
Do You See a Mouse?
by Bernard Waber
-
Wibble Wobble
by joanna-mockler
-
The Great Show-and-Tell Disaster
by Mike Reiss
-
-
Interlibrary Loan Sharks and Seedy Roms: Cartoons from Libraryland
by Benita L. Epstein
-
Ms. Bitsy Bat's Kindergarten
by Pamela Duncan Edwards
-
Freudian Slips: Cartoons on Psychology
by Sidney Harris
-
How to Leave a Place
by Ariel Gore
-
There Goes the Neighborhood: Cartoons on the Environment
by Sidney Harris
-
Bad Ideas Collected
by Wayne Chinsang
-
Cast upon the Day
by Thomas E. Kennedy
-
Mr. Potato Head Celebrating 50 Years Of One Sweet Potato!
by Gilbert King