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Paper Engineering for Pop-up Books and Cards by Mark Hiner (Paperback, 1985)

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The product is a paperback book titled "Paper Engineering for Pop-up Books and Cards" by Mark Hiner, published by Tarquin Publications in 1985. It is a 48-page guide aimed at children and young adults interested in crafts, specifically focusing on paper engineering techniques for creating pop-up books and cards. The book provides detailed instructions and inspiration for creating engaging and intricate paper art projects. With free UK postage included, this book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to explore the world of paper engineering and crafting. FREE UK POSTAGE

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This authoritative book illustrates in dynamic form ten basic mechanisms which are used in making popup books. It offers many imaginative possibilities for the hobbyist, or the student of design and technology. Each of the ten basic mechanisms is illustrated by a working model which you can cut out and make: Multiple layers Floating layers V-fold Magic box Moving arm Rotating disc Sliding motion Pull-up planes Pivoting motion Dissolving scenes When finished, each working model glues back into the book on a special tab and folds away to make a kind of three dimensional dictionary or encyclopaedia. For each working model there is also a page called technical considerations which points out important features of the mechanism and suggests how it might be used to create original designs of your own.