Recommended Tools:

(1) Ruler - Use for parts folding (2) Pen or Pencil - Use
for parts rolling (3) White Glue - Use for parts sticking

These three tools, about 90 minutes of your precious time,
and a bit of precise finger-work are the only things
separating you from your very own god's-honest self-made
camera creation. From four die-cut pieces of paper card,
you will meticulously construct an insanely charming little
beastie that fully capable of shooting seriously devastating
pinhole images. 43 individual pieces are sitting tight -
ready to be punched out, rolled up, stacked, shimmied, and
glued. If you've ever fantasized about getting "Back to
Basics," then this is the opportunity of a lifetime.



Specifications

    * Material : card paper, printed on both sides
    * Size : 4.25" x 2.75" x 2.5" (10.5cm x 7cm x 6.5cm)
    * Weight : 1oz
    * Focal Length : 32mm
    * Film : 35mm
    * Format Size : 35mm Full Frame
    * Pinhole Size: 0.0079" (0.2mm)
    * Required Materials : Glue, Ruler, Pencil, 35mm Film
    * 43 Individual Pieces
    * Estimated construction time : 1 to 2 hours

 http://shop.lomography.com/paperpinhole