Joel Stern - Origami City eBook: Build Your Own Cars, Trucks, Planes & Trains!: Contains Full Color 48 Page Origami Book, 12 Projects and Printable Origami Papers

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Contents - Folding Sheets (.pdf) - Sheets (.pdf)
- Stickers (.pdf) Firetruck with Ladder The Firetruck is made from two piecesthe Firetruck itself and the Ladder. Firetruck Begin with the hidden (inside) side of the Firetruck facing you. Step 1 shows the back side of the paper with an X-ray view of the front to show the proper positionthe windshield is on the left. Fold the top to the bottom. Bring the left edge to the right edge, and make a pinch mark at the top. Bring the left edge to the pinch mark you made in step 3 and make another pinch mark. Bring the bottom edge (top layer of paper only) to the top edge and make a pinch mark on the left. Fold the upper left corner down as shown, connecting the pinch marks. Fold the lower edge of the flap up to align with the outside edge of the model. Unfold steps 67. Reverse-fold (tuck inside) the corner along the crease made in step 6. This is an X-ray view. This is an X-ray view.

Refold the flap upward along the crease made in step 7. This locks the model, preventing it from spreading open. Fold the upper right corner downwardpoint A begins at the pinch mark at the top, and point B (no landmark) begins about a half inch below the upper right corner. This flap will connect the Firetruck to the Ladder. The completed Firetruck. Ladder Begin with the plain side of the Ladder sheet facing you.

Step 1 shows the back side of the paper with an X-ray view of the front to show that the Ladder is positioned horizontally. Fold and unfold the bottom edge to the top. Fold the top and bottom edges to the center crease, leaving a little gap in the middle. Again, fold the top and bottom edges to the center crease, again leaving a little gap. Fold the model in half from top to the bottom. Assembly Open the Ladder to step 4 above. Assembly Open the Ladder to step 4 above.

On the Firetruck, unfold the triangular flap from step 11 on the facing page. Tuck the triangular portion of the Firetruck (up to the crease) under the upper flap of the Ladder. Fold the upper flap of the Ladder back down. This locks it to the Firetruck. The completed Firetruck with Ladder. You can slide the Ladder back and forth to any position on top of the Firetruck, or even remove it completely.