Origami City Kit: Fold Your Own Cars, Trucks, Planes & Trains!: Kit Includes Origami Book, 12 Projects, 40 Origami Papers, 130 Stickers and City Map

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Head downtown to build and play with your own origami cars, trucks, trains and planes!

From the author of bestselling My First Origami Kit, this imaginative kit contains 40 colorful paper folding sheets to create an entire cityscape of origami models—like trains, cars, firetrucks, helicopters, motorcycles, delivery vans, trees and houses, plus bonus instructions for an origami tower and a bridge! It also has over 100 stickers and a large fold-out City Map to play with the models on. Kids will have hours of fun playing in the city, and it's a great way for them to experience the tactile joys of paper folding while fueling their imaginations!

Beginning origami folders can create their own world with the exciting origami models and stickers in this origami-for-kids kit, including:

• A Train Locomotive with a Conductor
• A Firetruck with Dalmatian and Firefighter
• A Sailboat with a Captain
• A Helicopter with a Pilot
• And many more!

Each colorful model comes with simple instructions and matching double-sided origami papers that can be easily folded in a few minutes. Once the models are folded, kids add finishing touches to their work with the colorful stickers provided.

This origami kit includes:

• Over 100 Colorful Stickers
• 40 Double-Sided, High-Quality Origami Papers
• A 48-Page Full-Color Instruction Book
• A Fold-Out City Map
• 12 Exciting Origami Models

Joel Stern is the bestselling author of My First Origami Kit. He has conducted origami workshops for kids of all ages in camps, schools, community centers and libraries. Joel is an administrator for OrigamiUSA and Pacific Ocean Paperfolders, and he is the chairman of the 2017 Pacific Coast Origami Convention. His folded and pop-up paper creations have been exhibited in the U.S., Japan and Israel.