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Kids are naturally curious. They love to build stuff and projects that involve cars will entertain children for hours. In this guide written by a Teacher-of-the-Year winner, your kids will learn how to construct race cars from ordinary, affordable household materials, while learning the science behind how they work, in language easy enough for a 7th grader to understand. With color photos, diagrams, fun illustrations, and four complete projects, your family will be racing vehicles that go the distance and go for the gold! A bonus project is included for students looking for super science fair project.
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This classic bench seat is constructed with pegged mortise and tenon joints to assure long life out of doors. The plan shows the double crest sull sized. 62"L x 20"w x 36" H Beginner.
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This is Mr. Dunbar's personal chair. The crest is steam bent using a form. The design has its origins in the coastal area of Massachusetts. The back spindles are turned and tenoned into the arms. 44"H X 24"W X 17"D. Skill level advanced.
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This is a great reference manual for innovative ideas ranging from libraries to clever storage in nooks and crannies. More than 250 ideas from leading designers and architects show the wide range of possibilities for creating a room that functions well and looks great.
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This will appeal to every dad and grandfather that ever wanted to make a toy. These trucks are simply wonderful toys; functional as toys without being crude. They are toys that every woodworker would be proud to make and every child would want to have. There are 12 projects including a dump truck, cement truck, a grader, loader, a forklift and a Monster truck. Each project includes step by step instructions and photos.
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Lavishly illustrated with beautiful, evocative watercolors, this record visits dozens of locations influential to the life of Pulitzer Prize-winning author William Saroyan, best known for his play The Time of Your Life. Accompanied by well-documented biographical research, this series of paintings highlights places critical to Saroyans life, such as his familys ancestral home of Bitlis, Armenia; the Fred Finch Orphanage in Oakland, where he spent five years of his early childhood; and the MGM Studios in Los Angeles, where he enjoyed a short and tumultuous career as a screenwriter. The majority of this collection, however, explores the beloved vistas of Fresno and the San Joaquin Valley from which he drew his inspirationfrom the Armenian churches of Fresno to the sprawling vineyards of the surrounding California landscape.