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Roman
Fort
by Gerard Fristch
After the interlocking Foreign Legionnaires' Fort and imposing Norman
Castle in previous issues, Gerard has come up with a simpler design this
time, one that is easier to build but just as much fun to play with.
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Ride-On
Loader
by R Rees
An articulated loader designed for small children, this toy can be used
inside or out.
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Rock
Crushing Play Station
by R Allison
This is a large toy that will give many wonderful hours of play to any
child interested in Matchbox-style dump trucks, dozers, loaders and the
like.
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Ride-On/Push-Along
Toy Puffing Billy
by Derek Thomas
Derek explains how to make your own version of this iconic steam locomotive.
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Hard-Working
Bobcat
by Leigh Cripps
This is a simple robust action toy designed for hours of digging, loading
and levelling.
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Crokinole
by A Ehrlich
Originating in Canada in the late 1800s, Crokinole requires two or four
players to compete by flicking discs across the circular game board. Make
your own board to join in the fun.
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Dolls'
House Furniture - 5
by Stan Nemeth Barbecue
Another scrollsawn item, the barbecue complements the picnic setting from
Issue #5.
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Loader
and Articulated Tipper
by Norm McKay
The tipper is based on last issue's semi-trailer while the dozer is a
completely new design. Make one or both vehicles.
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Reaction
Timer
by A Ehrlich
Suitable for children and adults alike, this contraption will test your
reaction times and generate a lot of fun for the whole family.
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Wooden
Stilts
by Eris Kennedy
A very traditional toy, stilts are easy to make, fun to use and keep the
children active.
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Pull-Along
Inchworm
by Gordon L Brook
This animated 'garden pest' rolls, rocks and 'arches' its back through
the use of offset axles, eccentric cams and flexible couplings.
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Cannon
Barrels without a Lathe
by John Hipkiss
The lathe is the obvious choice of machine to use when shaping a cannon
barrel, but John has devised a method to make barrels on a drill press.
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Hot
Air Toys
by John Ross
These are hot air machines, not steam engines. John looks
at the latest Stirling Engine models from Boehm, as well as their new
Henry Wood 'flame-gulper' model. These toys can only be used under adult
supervision but they are fascinating to operate and watch.
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