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Show Grimm is licensing our Bullet Train designs!
Did you know?
"Shinkansen" is the Japanese name for the bullet train. The 16-car 300 series was introduced by Japan Rail West and Central in 1992 and runs at a top speed of 270 kmph. Here are some amazing facts about the Japanese bullet train:
- The Shinkansen experiences less than 10 seconds of delay a year including all natural and human accidents.
- Shinkansen runs at an average speed of 261kmph or 163 mph
- Trains leave at 4 minute intervals which is the frequency equivalent to the densest inner city transit train
- All the lines combined carry 755,000 passengers a day
- Since the Shinkansen was inaugurated 40 years ago, there have been no derailments or collision accidents or passenger fatalities except one due to a door closing on a little child.
Our Designs are sold in Japan by Show Grimm Origami Co.
Following the release of the Bullet Train origami, this is Part 2 of Showa Grimm, Co.'s "Transportation Origami" series. The Fire Truck and Ambulance are in Japanese stores now. |
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We've even consulted with active Fire Chief of the Tokyo Metropolitan Fire Department as well as a paper craft author, Hiro Kato, (click Hirokato工房 for his web site)to make these into true paper replicas. What do you think? |
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| Each pack comes with 16 sheets and a landscape background for display purposes. |
Origami Cars, Trucks, and Trains
Origami Cars, Trucks, and Trains contains detailed instructions for 30 original origami vehicles that will make you an experienced folder in no time. The easy-to-remove perforated pages, which include folding lines in the design, will have you creating a dynamic looking fleet of origami vehicles in a matter of minutes, including a fire truck, a police car, a school bus, a locomotive, and many more. Each fold also has clear instructions so that origami enthusiasts can keep making the vehicles after the folding paper is used up.
ISBN:9784805309896
Published: July 3rd 2009 by Tuttle Publishing
Number of pages:192
country_of_origin: USA














