A giant cheeseburger on a tray from Dot’s, a diner that never existed. You build the burger the way a cook does, one layer at a time: bottom bun, a charred patty, a slice of cheese with its corners melting over the sides, tomato, a ruffled frill of lettuce, then the domed bun with its sesame seeds. Beside it stand a red striped carton with chunky fries poking out and a tall strawberry milkshake with whipped cream and a cherry. The liner has a teal checker border, little diner stars and Dot’s name in the corner.

This is one of our easiest kits: big round layers, no tiny pieces. Every part comes already cut and scored, so there is no knife work. You fold, glue the labelled flaps and stack the layers on outlines printed with their letters.

In the box: 19 loose parts, already cut out and scored, on heavy cardstock printed in full colour, and a step by step picture manual in English and French.

You need: white PVA glue, a toothpick and an afternoon.

Finished size: 8.25 x 6 x 3.75 in. Level: easy. Contains small parts, best for ages 10 and up.

Designed by The Papercrafts, cut and packed by Sticksy.