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Thrissur: A 12-year-old boy from Kerala’s Thrissur has become the talk of the town after he impressed everyone with his beautiful replica of a train made of newspapers. Lauding his creativity, the Railway ministry shared his artwork on Twitter, which has gone viral.
As per reports, Adwaith, a seventh-grade student created the entire model with only 33 sheets of newspaper, ten sheets of A4 paper, and glue. The video shared by Railway Ministry shows how Adwaith created different parts of a train by rolling, cutting, and pasting the newspapers and creating pipe-like structures. He finally assembled them together to look like a train.
In a tweet, the Ministry of Railways wrote, ”Master Adwaith Krishna, a 12-year-old rail enthusiast from Thrissur, Kerala has unleashed his creative streak and has made a captivating train model using newspapers. His near perfection train replica took him just 3 days”.
— Ministry of Railways (@RailMinIndia) June 25, 2020
Netizens were mighty impressed with his brilliant creation and praised him, with one user saying “Not an easy thing, as I do craftworks using newspaper, it requires a lot of patience & time-consuming.”
Another user wrote, ”Appreciate Indian railways on promoting the young talents of India and hats off to Adwaith for better utilising the lockdown time and using cheap raw materials for creating priceless monuments.”
Here are other comments:
Appreciate Indian railways on promoting the young talents of India and hats off to Adwaith for better utilising the lockdown time and using cheap raw materials for creating priceless monuments..
— Pyarelal (@Pyarelal) June 25, 2020
Really very innovative.Appreciate the creativity of the boy in making the toy train with just bare waste materials. Our schools must nurture such talent nationwide.
— Saripalle Satyamurty (@satyamurtys) June 25, 2020
Innovative. Very talented kid . Using waste and making a masterpiece . Kudos…
— Suresh Kumar (@pamsurs) June 26, 2020
Please try to preserve it in Railway Museum under his name.
— చంద్ర శేఖర శాస్త్రి (@syelurupati) June 25, 2020
According to the ministry’s account, Adwaith studies at CNN Boys High School Chepru, Thrissur.
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