Try your hand at urban planning with postcards from Make City. Designed by Japanese "paper engineer" Keisuke Saka, each set of five cards can be cut and assembled into mini models of icons from six world cities. New York is represented by not only the Empire State Building and the Brooklyn Bridge but also a bagel, while Amsterdam includes a row of canal houses, a windmill and a herring sandwich. But it's Tokyo, Saka's home turf, that takes the cake, with make-them-or-mail them vending machines, the Tokyo Tower (complete with monster) and, of course, sushi.