RELIVE THE MOVIE! BUILD THE LIGHT CYCLES FROM TRON IN PAPER TOY FORM!
Paper toys don't get much easier than this! Celebrate the groundbreaking world of the classic 1982 film with this easy-to-build paper toy! Any desktop becomes much cooler with a blue light cycle streaking out from behind your monitor. Flynn would approve!
Download the Tron Paper Toy Desktop Sculpture Kit.
NEW! Play a table top game based on this paper toy. See the second download game kit below!
TAKE THE TRON PAPER TOY TO THE NEXT LEVEL AND PLAY IT AS A GAME!
Turn your desktop into an ACTUAL game grid with the TRON PAPER TOY LIGHT CYCLE GAME! Included in this PDF download you will find the instructions of the game along with enough light cycle game pieces for up to 5 people to play! It's super-easy to cut out, fold and play. Ages 8 and up!
Take a few laps around our own personal Game Grid and battle it out with your friends today!
Download the Tron Paper Toy Game Kit.
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I'm really excited to see the new show, TRON: Uprising. Above is a trailer for the series.
GET ON THE GRID WITH THE DISNEY XD PREVIEW OF TRON: UPRISING! -- THE SERIES PREMIERES THURSDAY JUNE, 7TH AT 9/8C -- ON DISNEY XD.
Be sure to check out all of my original monsters and mischief-makers papercraft creations here at DesktopGremlins.com. Every gremlin has a story of wonderment and a reason to be sitting on your desk!
DISCLAIMER: When a Desktop Gremlin is classified with the term "fan art" it means that the material presented consists of my original illustration and papercraft engineering but it is inspired by products and/or characters that I did not invent. TRON is not my invention (obviously) and this paper toy is in no way official nor endorsed by their owners and are either trademarks or registered trademarks of their owners in the United States and/or other countries. I will never sell or grant permission to sell a Desktop Gremlin Fan Art paper toy design based on a character I did not create.
THAT SAID: The movie TRON from 1982 is a huge favorite of mine. It inspired me to look at the computer as a tool to make art which in turn helped propel me into a career of graphic design! This papercraft is a gift to all the “users” that agree with me. End of line.
