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  1. 29th October 2015, 02:07 AM #16
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    Not so big that little hands can't grasp them for size or weight. All I can relate is that my D2 said the blocks were kid approved.
    Next time, might go 25mm square x 50 and 75mm long. Once again, no finish. That's done to appeal to parents.
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  3. 29th October 2015, 07:25 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by ian View Post
    as promised

    the plans for nursery furniture -- from Woodworker Vol.63, No.793, December 1959
    That swan is similar to what I made. Cut both sides out together and my father did the decorative touches.
    I still have it, wrapped under the house. (My youngest is about to turn 18.)
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    what you used to join the 2 cars?
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    My daughter is 10 months old and she plays with the cars and trucks I made. I'm not a huge fan of creating the boy/girl toy divide as they will play with anything that interests them. The toaster below has also been very popular with my son and also.







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    The car and trailer appear to be joined using a small cup hook and eye. This allows both flexible movement and the ability to 'unhook'.
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    Hi Blake 00,

    I just put some girls toy plans up in toys. I hope they will be ok for you.

    Cheers graham.
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