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Have 4 grandkids, two girls and two boys. After having 7 daughters it was about time some boys showed up to build for.
Here are a couple of the toys I made for them, The boxes are wooden box drums that actual play different notes. Spend most of my time doing this and turning pens for my friends when I am not working ont he ER’s
Hope you like them
Bill
Broken Arrow Ok.
-- Bill, Broken Arrow OK.
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8 comments so far
griff
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#1 posted 1807 days ago
Great looking toys, and the beds are beautiful also, great job
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#2 posted 1807 days ago
fun stuff!!!
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#3 posted 1806 days ago
That’s great job with the toungue drums. Do the boys like them?
I’ve been thinking about making some for my nephews. Did you have plans to get the notes right?
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#4 posted 1806 days ago
I am sure the kids love the toys, very nice quality work
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#5 posted 1806 days ago
Well the Girls like the drum boxes, the two boys just turned two and I made these earlier. You can get the plans from the October 2006 Better Homes and Garden Wood mag. You can really find some good ideas from them on toys every month or two.
Thanks for the comments.
Bill
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Scott Bryan
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#6 posted 1802 days ago
Bill,
These are wonderful toys. What is not to like about these? You get to spend time in the shop doing some woodworking, the grandkids get some top notch toys and you get to see them enjoy the toys. Sounds like a winning combination to me.
Well done.
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#7 posted 1062 days ago
I gotta ask, are the SRBs and main fuel tank detachable?
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#8 posted 1062 days ago
Not on this one but they could be. I made this for my granddaughter that was 3 at the time so did not want anything to come off. . I can get you the plans if you like. It might take some time to find them since I am in the middle of putting down floor and painting. Out of work so while I was looking might as well catch up on the house.
-- Bill, Broken Arrow OK.
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