Toy Making in School And Home
Toy Making in School And Home
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158 TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME Seats for the Top. Pieces of cartridge paper are cut out, If inches by f inch, and coloured yellow. These are folded and cut as in Figs. 301 and 302. Part a is gummed to the side of the car, flap b is gummed to the floor. The second seat is gummed back to back to the first seat (Fig. 303). The top of the car will hold about six of these double seats. Single seats can be gummed in the corners.
Steering wheels are made as in Fig. 292. The top is of card- board, c...ut or marked as in the figure and coloured black. This is gummed to a round rod, about If inches in length, which is fastened to the end of the car (N in Fig. 292). A similar steering- wheel is fastened to the other end.
CHAPTER V A CRANE A Crane. Foundation, Arm, Pulley. Cut a piece of wood about 5 1 inches by 4J inches (H in Fig. 304). Cut a second piece a square, A, side 2| inches. Cut off the corners. This forms a stand on which the crane, etc. , is fastened.
Cut a piece of strip wood, J"x|"x8".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
158 TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME Seats for the Top. Pieces of cartridge paper are cut out, If inches by f inch, and coloured yellow. These are folded and cut as in Figs. 301 and 302. Part a is gummed to the side of the car, flap b is gummed to the floor. The second seat is gummed back to back to the first seat (Fig. 303). The top of the car will hold about six of these double seats. Single seats can be gummed in the corners.
Steering wheels are made as in Fig. 292. The top is of card- board, c...ut or marked as in the figure and coloured black. This is gummed to a round rod, about If inches in length, which is fastened to the end of the car (N in Fig. 292). A similar steering- wheel is fastened to the other end.
CHAPTER V A CRANE A Crane. Foundation, Arm, Pulley. Cut a piece of wood about 5 1 inches by 4J inches (H in Fig. 304). Cut a second piece a square, A, side 2| inches. Cut off the corners. This forms a stand on which the crane, etc. , is fastened.
Cut a piece of strip wood, J"x|"x8".
What to read after Toy Making in School And Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruby Kathleen Polkinghorne to read onlineMoreLess
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