HOW TO BUILD - CAROUSEL KITES ROLLER COASTER TOY PLANS
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Give a kid or group of children a toy or two and watch how much fun they have. It doesn't matter what the toy, kids will aways find a way to have fun with it.

And you like to make toys, don't you? There are so many types of toys that can be made, it's amazing. We've collected a few for you on this 4 PDF file CD with over 8 MB of information.

Build that outdoor scale model ride-on plane or a rollercoaster....

Hours of fun provided in easy to use and read PDF files on a convenient CD. Take it right into the shop on the laptop, print them out and get busy making toys for all the boys and girls you know.

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BUILD A BACKYARD MERRY-GO-ROUND CAROUSEL RARE 1912 PLAN

If you're looking for a very unique and fun addition to the backyard toy collection.... here's one for ya! You can turn your back yard into a mini amusement park for the young and the young at heart.

This backyard merry-go-round carousel plan was created way back in 1912... a very rare plan, indeed!

Although it may not be a fast, flashy ride, this homemade children's outdoor toy will still be alot of fun.... to build and to play on!

In addition to the more merry-go-round plan, you'll also receive a plan to make a merry-go-round in a swing version... it'll hold two kids and even adults... even more fun!

Here's a quote taken directly from this article: "(this merry-go-round) has provided unlimited pleasure for "joy-riders", little and big, from all over the neighborhood. It looks like a toy, but once seat yourself in it and begin to go around. And, no matter what your age or size may be, you will have in a minute enough thrill and excitement to last the balance of the day." How fun does that sound? Imagine how fun it'd be in the back yard with the kids. What a fun project for the whole family to pitch in on! Hours of good, clean, family entertainment!

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BUILD A HUGE KIDS RIDE-ON/IN PLANE VINTAGE 1912 PLANS!

Boys that grew up in the era of the great Charles Lindbergh looked at being a pilot as a glorious career choice.

It was thought of as a promising future for anyone mechanically minded. In order to encourage this type of choice, boys were encouraged to play with toy planes.

This one can't actually fly... it's a ground running plane, meant to be used on the street.

It's wing span is 11 feet and it's 19 1/2 feet long. Huge by ride on toy standards.

What a fantastic project to work on for your kids, grandkids or even yourself!

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LEARN THE ART OF KITE BUILDING WITH KITE & WINDER PLANS

Think sunny day, think a nice breeze is blowing... think colorful kites in the sky. Now doesn't that sound like a great way to spend the afternoon.

Nah, this isn't just for the kids, but for the kid in all of us.

In no time at all, you can create any of these very air-worthy kites.

The materials and construction are simple and inexpensive. It'd make a great activity to share with family & friends, or a super cool activity for a scouting troop or classroom.

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BUILDING A SCENIC COASTER BACKYARD ROLLERCOASTER PLAN

If you're looking for a very unique and fun addition to the backyard toy collection.... here's one for ya! You can turn your back yard into a mini amusement park for the young and the young at heart.

This backyard rollercoaster was first built around 1911.... from nothing but scraps by two teenage boys. They charged a penny a ride and made a profit! Imagine....Now you can recreate this cool old coaster yourself!

Here's a quote taken directly from this article: "Not only the children use the “Race through the Grass,” for, on the day when these pictures were taken, one full-grown man, who was at least 40 years of age, went shooting down that slide at about 30 miles an hour, yelling like an Indian every foot of the way, evidently enjoying it immensely.

The writer rather envied him." How fun does that sound? Imagine how fun it'd be in the back yard with the kids. What a fun project for the whole family to pitch in on! Hours of good, clean, family entertainment!

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