A carousel, or merry-go-round, is a type of ride often seen at amusement parks. It features a revolving platform with seats on which users can sit. The seats are shaped like horses and they rise and fall as the platform rotates, simulating horse riding. The first carousel, powered by a steam engine, was made in France circa 1860, and its popularity had spread through Europe and to the United States by the 1870s.The horses on this papercraft carousel really move up and down when you turn the base. Have fun playing with it, or use it as a decoration!

Carousel

Roof side A

Carousel : Pattern

Roof side B

Black horse B

Horse pole

Black horse A

Carousel : Pattern

Roof side C

Roof bottom A

Carousel : Pattern

Roof peak

Pegasus

Roof tip

Pegasus wings

Carousel : Pattern

Roof bottom B

Carousel : Pattern

Roof bottom C

Carousel : Pattern

Underside of base A

Carousel : Pattern

Underside of base B

Carousel : Pattern

Base reinforcing part A

Base reinforcing part B

Carousel : Pattern

Base reinforcing part B

Platform device

Platform device

Carousel : Pattern

Upper base part A

Upper base part B

Carousel : Pattern

Upper base part C

Upper base part D

Carousel : Pattern

Revolving platform (bottom) A

Revolving platform (bottom) B

Revolving platform (bottom) C

Revolving platform (bottom) D

Carousel : Pattern

Center pole (bottom)

Carousel : Pattern

Floor A Floor C

Floor C

Turning grip

Carousel : Pattern

Floor B Floor C

Floor C

Turning grip

Carousel : Pattern

Revolving platform (side) C

Revolving platform (side) B

Revolving platform (side) A

Carousel : Pattern

Ceiling A

Carousel : Pattern

Ceiling B

Carousel : Pattern

Center pole

Brown horse A

Brown horse B

Horse pole

Carousel : Pattern

White horse A

Horse pole

Carousel : Pattern

White horse B

Horse pole

Carousel : Pattern

Gondola pole

Red gondola B Red gondola A

Blue gondola B Blue gondola A

Carousel : Pattern

Device 1

Carousel : Pattern

Device 1

Carousel : Pattern

Device 2B

Device 2A

Carousel : Pattern