derrically

These paper machine guns are making its way around the internet for the second time.  It was first released in August 2007 (not available now though).  I did a quick googling and found quite a few other paper gun projects (here, here, here, and here).  Some of them are pretty well done, but lacks the presentation Martin Postler was able to give to his paper machine guns, which is the instruction book.

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Sadly, you’ll have to be able to read Traditional Chinese to get the most out of the book and the two links. Basically the book discusses in depth what German design is and where it is going, from a Taiwan prospective. I’ll be getting this book soon and post my review and comment once I get it.

[ made in germany via aesthetic economy ]