In this exciting DIY video, you’ll learn how to create a magic racing track with moving machines, all made entirely out of cardboard! Using just simple tools and everyday materials, you can build an ...

Carefully cut a piece of corrugated cardboard that is slightly longer ... Extra: Think of the “fuel economy” for your rubber band–powered car. Gasoline-powered cars calculate their fuel ...

Get ready to build the ultimate DIY toy with this step-by-step guide to creating a magic infinity track using just cardboard and simple materials! This creative project shows you how to design and ...

Rubber-band powered race cars are a staple of Cub Scout jamborees and third-grade science classrooms, but a group of students at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena have managed one that ...

If you're trying to figure out a costume for a party later this month, maybe this rubber-band-powered project could lend a hand ... It actually works, thanks to the power of cardboard, string and some ...

An awesome 3D printed rubber band powered car has been created called the Cirin that is capable of reaching speeds of up to 30mph and is also remote controlled for extra precision. The Cirin ...

A reel powered by rubber bands is inserted into the "ocean" to give the line a realistic pull while fishing using gyros in the controller. Rubber bands also are used in the Labo Vehicle kit, to power ...

Incredibly, a number of years ago, a fast loon named Ron Main built the biggest rubber band-powered car ever and took it to the Bonneville Salt Flats. And it needed a "fluffer." Yes, that kind of ...

Not only does the vehicle look like something from another world, but it’s powered by a 16-foot rubber band that propels it at 30mph. Dubbed Cirin, the Remote Controlled car is what the three ...