How Do You Make A Homemade Toy Car Move?
Building a toy car is a good way to pass the time, and once you’re done, the next step is getting your creation to move. There are a wide variety of ways to power the car, and many of them involve ordinary household objects. Ideally, you will install these various motors and engines on a simple base with four wheels. Any cosmetic additions you want to make to the car can be done after you’ve literally got its wheels in motion. Bend the short part of the bendy straw upward and insert it into the balloon. Wrap the elastic band around the mouth of the balloon. It should be tight enough to seal the balloon against the straw, but not so tight as to crush the straw. Test the seal by inflating the balloon. Tape or glue the straw rig to your car so the end of the straw hangs off the back of the car by about an inch. Power the car, inflate the balloon and hold the end of the straw. Place the car on the floor and release. The car will roll as the balloon deflates. Flip one arm of the binder clip
