Pass The Lockdown Time By Building A Retro-Liveried Toyota GT86
Chances are you’re spending a lot more time inside than usual. There are myriad ways to occupy yourself, but if you’ve exhausted your Netflix watch list, you’ve built all your Lego and don’t fancy blowing a load of money on parts for your project car, Toyota GB has a free and fun solution.
Remember the retro-liveried GT86s it wrapped for the Goodwood Festival of Speed a few years back? They’ve been recreated as paper models - all you have to do is download a PDF, print it out, then get cutting, folding and glueing.
Toyota reckons each takes about an hour to complete, so if you’re struggling to think of anything to do over another incoming weekend of lockdown, you might want to build the lot.
Click below to download your preferred GT86:
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Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
Comments
So cool!
Lame… This is for kids lol 👀
Coz buying expensive fast cars or silly racecars is not…
Grow up
Nice
This is awesome, thank you for sharing!
Cool stuff
Mazda also has a few models to print and assemble: they might not all be as cool but there’s a Cosmo, a Miata and an R360 Coupe in the lot.
They can be found here
I made myself my own model made by me!
If your bored it’s something to do