Cigarette Packet ‘This cigatette packet was a direct product of my admiration for Max Hulme's matchbox, which was shown to me at my first BOS convention in 1975, ‘Use a 4x1 rectangle, 20x5 inches (48x12 cm) for a finished model slightly smaller than a life-size “packet of ten” Precrease the lid section into eighths: then pleat again noting the location pointwas immensely oud of the design hen I first created it, nd | still enjoy folding Hoday, although I no ger tackle multi-subject aids from a single sheet. ——— % allowing diagonal folds p in 5 10 rotate behind Tuck behind Similar process to 6Lift the right hand side of the upper "waterbomb base” 15 then roll each side to form Lift the left hand side mocanaeaon is of the lower waterbomb direction of the rolling. ‘Gave and roll-o6e mare, process cigarette Form last cigarette Precrease the botiom of the packet, then bring the 20 left and right sides together 18 19 Insert to, form packetFormation of the lid| Matchbox The matchbox came after the cigarette packet: like the Nut and Bolt it was in response to the BOS Whodunnit challenge. Many other moveable matchboxes emerged from the same stimulus, but I believe mine was the only one with authentic(?) contents! Use a 3x1 rectangle of red paper, recommended size 12x4 inches(30x 10em) ‘Tum a small strip i Dy) out at the raw edge the paper Mountain fold to the left behind, then valley fold to the left in frontfold the white strip downwards at 90 deg. form the tray section t/ 13 Shows the formation <— of the other end of the tray ‘Swing the partially formed tray underneath Insert one side of the cover into the other ‘The tray slides in and out. Tuck the completed ‘matches into the tray