Australasian ToyMaker Magazine 2003-2004

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Issue #1
2003/2004

This 96 page launch issue is crammed with plans, projects, toymaking techniques, tools and suppliers. Simple, challenging, small, large, machined, turned, carved, static and animated toys and puzzles are included. Primary material is wood or manufactured wood product.

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Feature articles

	Ride-on Forklift by Bert Toomey This working toy is plenty of fun for older children.
Steam Engine Toybox by Graeme Thompson The perfect gift for any steam-train-mad child.
	Horse Race Track by Robert Allison Have a great evening home ‘at the races’ with this animated toy.
Pull-Along Horse by Chris Woolcock Layered outlines make this traditional carved toy easy to make.
	Tongue Drum by Keith Hudson With a little practice you can play a tune on this instrument It’s also a lot less raucous than the traditional toy drum.
Dune Buggy Fun for toddlers and pre-schoolers with this toy recreational vehicle.
	Noughts & Crosses by Alan Bernard Save paper by making a wooden version of this popular game. The large pieces make it easy for pre-schoolers to join in.
Kewpie Doll and Babydoll by Maricha Oxley Based on the Kewpie dolls of the past, this toy can be made as either a 380mm high carved doll or a whittled version half the size.
	Toy Cradle A simple toy from a timeless design. Bears photographed with permission of NRMA CareFlight.
Diablo! by Alan Maunder A traditional spinning toy, the diablo is an interesting project for the woodturner.
	Top Achievements by Geoff O’Loughlin Taking toy-making too seriously can have unexpected consequences.
Tug Boat by Adrian Black A simple toy that does float.
	The Simple Toys of Friedrich Froebel Froebel developed his Gifts while educating small children.
Olde BiPlane by John Clark John uses the Triton Workcentre to mass produce his planes.
	Making Wheels Use this jig to make your own wooden wheels on a bandsaw.
As well as.... The Triton Toys Woodworking for Toy-Makers Toy-Making Regulations Toy-Maker’s Workshop Buying Timber Using Grids Products Books Suppliers