Things You'll Need
Instructions
Choose what structures you would like to have in your finger skate park. Some examples include stairs with rails, quarter-pipes, half-pipes, boxes and banked ramps.
Create the structures. For example, create a half-pipe by bending a small, flat piece of cardboard and gluing it to a similarly sized cardboard box. You can add a variety of pieces to your skate park -- it is up to your imagination which to include and the best way to construct them.
Paint the large, flat cardboard box gray. This is the floor of the skate park, and painting it simulates concrete, giving it a more realistic feel.
Glue the structures on the flat cardboard in the arrangement you would like them to be in. For example, you may want to have a quarter pipe lead into a rail so you can have fluid transitions when performing tricks between the two structures.
Add transitions to the bottoms of the ramps, quarter-pipes and half-pipes by gluing thin pieces of cardboard to the bottoms of these structures. This allows the fingerboard to make smooth transitions form the flat areas to the vertical areas.
Use the straws or pencils to add coping to the quarter-pipes and half-pipes, or add them as rails throughout the skate park.
Paint the structures or add stickers to liven up the skate park -- or disguise any unseemly logos on the cardboard boxes. You can also paint rivets onto the structures to give the skate park a more realistic look.