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Paper Car Cut-outs

Austin-Healey 3000 BJ7 MKII

Austin-Healey 3000 BJ7 MKII
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Austin-Healey Sprite MK I

Austin-Healey Sprite MK I
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MGB Roadster

MGB Roadster
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MG TC

MG TC
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Triumph TR3

Triumph TR3
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Triumph TR6

Triumph TR6
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  1. Martin

    These are great and will be fun putting together.
    Thanks

  2. Scott McGrath

    Had to Photoshop it a little, but the kids loved the MGC.
    https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0TW9REKr0ngLVFjRVRvNVhObXM

    1. stuursmad

      Bravo, Scott! Bravo!
      Before long, I wouldn’t be surprised if someone out there designs a nice origami v-6 to slide beneath the bonnet.

      Dave at Moss

      1. Rob

        V-6?!?!?! Sacrilege! ;-)

  3. Steve

    What No GT6?

  4. Panny

    Sincerely I don’t know how I got here, but: THANKS!
    In this ALL-TECH, PAPER-FREE new world it’s really refreshing to have fun putting together these origami sheets.
    My kids and I loved it.
    I’m a big MGB fan!
    Thank you very much!

  5. Manfred

    I will wait patiently for the MGA cut out.

    Cheers!

  6. Kathleen

    These are GREAT. Can’t wait for more classic cars.
    I have always tried to do something like this but did not have the expertise to do so.

  7. Terry Fritz

    You need a Mini.

  8. Tom

    These are funtastic! Hmmmmm….wonder if you can adhere to balsa, cut along 90 degree bend lines and then glue sides to top? A weekend project perhaps! Thanks

  9. Terry Fritz

    you need one with a Mini; the original box.

  10. Joe Corso

    Why no TD, the most popular of all??

  11. Duffy Welch

    These are great! I particularly like the ‘optional oil spot’ with the Sprite – I’ll need one of those to go with my MGB. ; – )

  12. Jimmy Young

    Spitfire!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Plz

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