An armed man staged a one-man crime spree, terrorizing victims riding in a car, a bus, a taxi and on a scooter — then brazenly walked into a Queens police station claiming to be a robbery victim, cops said Friday.

That’s where his luck ran out — the man whose scooter he stole was in the station house filing a report, authorities said.

The victim alerted cops and Phillip Walters, 31, was placed under arrest — nearly four hours after his wild night of crime began.

Walters kicked things off at 10:20 p.m. Wednesday when he tried to stab a 24-year-old woman sitting in a car near Arlington Terrace and Sutphin Boulevard in South Jamaica, cops said.

He then boarded a bus, where he allegedly robbed a passenger of his cellphone at knife- and gunpoint. Then he threatened the 50-year-old bus driver with his knife.

Next, he allegedly hijacked a livery driver’s cab at knifepoint.

He crashed the taxi on Sutphin Boulevard near 95th Avenue, according to cops.

Still looking for a ride, he allegedly hijacked a motorized scooter nearby.

None of the several victims in the attacks was hurt.

Then Walters walked into the 103rd Precinct to say he was a crime victim. The scooter’s owner quickly fingered him.

Walters faces seven counts of robbery and five counts of weapons possession, in addition to menacing and criminal-mischief charges.

Authorities hauled him off to Queens General Hospital, where he was undergoing a psychiatric evaluation.