Scooter
This scooter is an example of how something mechanical can be made just by using standard materials that can be purchased from most building supply stores.
Steam Train Whistle
There is a single drawing with six scale drawings (A - F) of various stages and views of the project. A simple piece of pine 2x2 is fine but a better grade of pine works best.
Spypod
A decoder ring, rubber band gun, and other secret tools in one compact project that would make James Bond proud.
Toy Guitar
These instructions will show you how to make a decorative toy guitar. It may also provide some inspiration for the younger members of the family.
Train Whistle
Both power tools and hand tools can be used, and the project can be completed in an evening, perfect for kids! For the smaller whistle, start with some scrap pine, 3/4" X 3/4" X 4 1/4" or so long. Different lengths will give different pitches.
Viking Horse
This article is about Viking toy horses, including some basic instructions on how to make one. In particular the Viking toy horse from Trondheim, Norway.
Whistles
If the whistle is made correctly it is capable of producing a very loud piercing sound so a warning; if you do intend to make these and give them to the children.
Wooden Rotational Objects
By joining the different types of wood with glue, then honing it with cutter, you can get beautiful objects with various colors and textures, which could not be imitated by any paint.
Wooden Toy Top
These two classic toys always fascinate the kids and never fail to sell.
Electric Wizz-Bang Contraption
Your kids will love this. This contraption is like a drum set, kids can't stop making noise with it! When you shop for the parts, keep in mind the irritation level you can stand, because they will use...
Battle - Fleet
Wow - and you thought you'd seen it all ! The inspiration for these toys came from Granddad who makes all sorts of "contraptions" with his grand kids. Toys similar to these can be made almost...
Youth Stilts
A simple building project your child will enjoy participating in. Even young children from 3 years and up will enjoy building and using these old time favorites.
Vintage Model Airplane
Inspired by Charles Lindbergh’s "Spirit of St. Louis," which made the legendary first transatlantic crossing from New York to Paris in 1927, this model recalls the exciting challenges of the early days of American aviation. With all the different steps and tasks involved, from bandsawing to precision...
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