Spooner's Moving Animals or the Zoo of Tranquillity (edition 1986)

by Paul Spooner (Author)

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An assortment of printed paper patterns, all with moving parts, accompanied by instructions for cutting and assembling a variety of animals and machines capable of movement.

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Title:	Spooner's Moving Animals or the Zoo of Tranquillity
Authors:	Paul Spooner (Author)
Info:	Harry N Abrams Inc (1986), 32 pages
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Paper and card engineering at its best with humour thrown in. Spooner's automata are well worth tracking down in the flesh. (

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