There’s nothing quite like a miniature motorcycle, is there? Taking a full-sized thing that’s already enjoyable, and then turning it into a tiny yet perfect representation of the life-sized thing warms a special place in many of our hearts. Plus, there’s the added bonus that even on the coldest of days, making and/or working with miniatures is a soothing task we can accomplish anywhere, no garage necessary.
Take Yamaha’s papercraft motorcycle series, for example, or the working miniature Harley-Davidson Panhead model engine that radio-controlled engine specialist Cison made. Both of these examples represent different types of magic, where someone else starts the ball rolling, and then you finish that creative process yourself. Folks, we’re here to introduce you to a third way of whetting that creative appetite today. It comes courtesy of a YouTube channel with the rather unassuming name of “Paper modelling,” but it’s no mere hyperbole to say it’s probably going to blow your mind.
