timberpassion
22nd July 2013, 10:50 AM
Gday!
been along time since ive posted anything on here.
Im in the planning stages of a bookcase to store Pop-Up books.
What I intend to do is make a small dedicated case purely for these books, doesnt necesarily need to be an open fronted case, im very open to ideas.
if no one is familiar with these books have a look at Robert Sabuda, or David A. Carter. You can find there books on youtube and you will be suprised at the feats of engineering that they are!
So the plan is to make something that has moving parts, a whimsical delight for a child.
Ive looked and thought about automata in some way, panels that fold out and into other things similar to a popup book panel, but how to go about this im unsure.
My google image search has not turned up anything of interest, and I am unaware if anyone has tried this before.
So what im after is putting this idea to the masses and seeing what ideas or suggestions you amazingly crafty people can come up with.
No idea is stupid, no question is wrong, I look forward to any help anyone can give!
Cheers! 277912
been along time since ive posted anything on here.
Im in the planning stages of a bookcase to store Pop-Up books.
What I intend to do is make a small dedicated case purely for these books, doesnt necesarily need to be an open fronted case, im very open to ideas.
if no one is familiar with these books have a look at Robert Sabuda, or David A. Carter. You can find there books on youtube and you will be suprised at the feats of engineering that they are!
So the plan is to make something that has moving parts, a whimsical delight for a child.
Ive looked and thought about automata in some way, panels that fold out and into other things similar to a popup book panel, but how to go about this im unsure.
My google image search has not turned up anything of interest, and I am unaware if anyone has tried this before.
So what im after is putting this idea to the masses and seeing what ideas or suggestions you amazingly crafty people can come up with.
No idea is stupid, no question is wrong, I look forward to any help anyone can give!
Cheers! 277912