Vintage Elegance on Wheels: Spyker Tourer (1906) Papermodel

Spyker Tourer (1906) Design by Milan Novobilský (NM Studio), build by Chandra Fernandes

Hey there, papercraft enthusiasts!

Ready to take a ride back in time? Let’s dive into the charm of the early 20th century with the Spyker Tourer (1906) papermodel. This classic beauty is a gem for any vintage car lover and papercraft enthusiast alike.

A Glimpse of History

The Spyker Tourer, hailing from 1906, is a fine example of early automotive engineering. Spyker, a Dutch car manufacturer, was known for its high-quality, luxurious cars, and the Tourer was no exception. With its elegant design and powerful performance, it was a marvel on the roads.

Crafting the Classic

Now, you have the chance to recreate this iconic vehicle with your own hands! The papermodel from Novobilsky is meticulously detailed to capture the essence of the original Spyker Tourer. Here’s why you’ll love building it:

• Detailed Design: Every aspect of the car is replicated with precision.
• Engaging Build: Perfect for an engaging and satisfying crafting session.
• Display Worthy: Once completed, it makes a fantastic addition to your collection or a unique display piece.

Getting Started

To get your hands on this incredible papermodel, head over to download section below. The template is FREE, making it easy to print and start building right away.

Tips for a Smooth Build

• Tools: Ensure you have a sharp pair of scissors, a craft knife, glue, and a cutting mat.
• Patience: Take your time with each piece, ensuring accurate folds and cuts.
• Assembly: Follow the instructions carefully, and don’t rush the assembly process.

Share Your Creation

Once you’ve completed your Spyker Tourer, don’t forget to share your masterpiece! Snap a photo and share it on your social media or favorite papercraft forums. We’d love to see your work!

Happy crafting, and enjoy your journey back to 1906 with the Spyker Tourer papermodel!

Download your Spyker Tourer (1906) papermodel here.

Feel free to leave any questions or comments below. Happy crafting!