For skaters, skateparks have been built with structures such as stairs, ramps and others. For riding on fingerboards - miniature copies of skateboards on which fingers are rolled - fingerparks are created. You can arrange such a park yourself.
It is necessary
- - fiberboard sheet;
- - fingerboard;
- - two large shoe boxes;
- - scotch tape;
- - scissors;
- - glue;
- - pencil;
- - two erasers;
- - boxes;
- - ruler.
Instructions
Step 1
Decide which skating structures will be in your fingerpark. It will be a miniature replica of the skateboarding equipment. You can include a ramp and a bank in your fingerpark. The ramp is a half-pipe structure with vertical edges. Bank is an inclined surface. To perform various slides, metal railings are used.
Step 2
Make a funbox out of a cardboard box that you can do a few tricks on. Turn the box upside down and place it on a sheet of fiberboard. It will be the backbone of your finger park. Fold back the edges of the box, straighten them, and fold the three edges to form trampolines. Cut the fourth edge with scissors so that it is perpendicular to the sheet. This edge will be the backbone of the funbox. Attach the box lid to it, positioning it so that the long side of the lid is perpendicular to the base sheet. Glue the edges of the box to a sheet of fiberboard.
Step 3
Create a mini ramp from the same shoebox. Cut half a circle in the sides of the box. On a piece of Whatman paper, draw the top of the ramp to fit the cut half-pipe. Add two centimeters to the sides to glue the Whatman paper to the box with a slight overlap.
Step 4
Create some elements of the finger park from the available tools. Make a slide rail with a pencil and two erasers. Attach the pencil to two erasers glued to the fiberboard. Choose erasers high and straight. Use boxes with initially sloping surfaces as a springboard. It can also be created by placing something under the flat surface of the box, such as an eraser.
