Childrens Toys

Zig-zag model is the Largest at (left) 25 inches high x 17 1/2 inches wide x 12 inches deep. Arched top model (right) 20 inches high x 10 1/2 inches wide x 7 inches deep. The marble game on the left is a basic double raceway, zigzag device. It has a handy ...

This dinosaur is fun to play with as well as functional - holding up to 16 markers! Make it from layers of 3/4 inch lumber. Measures approximately 17 inches long.

Toddler age children will love pulling this friendly caterpillar and watching the head and tail, as well as the bug on his back, bob up and down! All patterns drawn FULL SIZE. It measures approximately 14 inches long.

Use the plywood of your choice or lumber. Truck measures approximately 7-1/2 inch high x 11 inch long x 6-1/2 inch wide. Full size drawings.

Three mirrors multiply a stream of stars, moons, and planets into an every-changing visual delight. Start by gathering a few scraps of contrasting figured woods. Follow with simple construction, and you will have an heirloom toy for kids of all ages. We have included with the plan, the sources for hard to find parts, as well as plans for an optional display stand.

Make dozens of toy cars and trucks for tots to play with! Looks great in a natural finish or paint in your favorite colors. Patterns drawn FULL SIZE for all 10 cars.

Five different irresistibly cute cartoon vehicles! A fire truck, a dump truck, a pickup truck, a school bus and an ice cream truck. Easy construction from 3/4 inch lumber.

The carnival toy resembles that also known as a high striker. This version has two seesaw paddles that when tapped, shoot two clowns up the pole to the tent at the top.

Sandbox construction crews will find plenty of on-site jobs for this heavy-duty equipment replica. With its workable boom and bucket assembly, this model works just like the real McCoy. Your little fo...

Here we have our easy to build acrobat toys. Make as many as you like and paint them all sorts of colors. A great toy for kids of all ages to learn about balancing and gravity. Easy to cut using the smallest of scrap wood pieces. Simply size it to how you like and print it to your computer. Beginner skill level.

You can make this fire truck from three pieces of 1/2 x 12 x 12 inch plywood. Use the plywood of your choice or lumber.

Two tumbler toys in one set. A carefully balanced clown and whale are placed at one end of the bowed rail. They roll to the center and up the other side to repeat the action. Added waves enhance the whale version. The waves act as a fun background to the carnival clown when the project is turned around. Finished height includes clearance of tumbling toys. Design is inspired by bright European colors to enhance the project.

These fun dinomobiles are fun and easy to make using 1-1/2 inch thick scrap wood pieces. All patterns drawn FULL size. Get the kids involved in painting them! When completed they range in size from 5-3/8 to 10 inches long.

This plan shows the secrets to making the logs, roof and all other parts. Kids will love to stack all the parts to build this log house. All pieces can be cut using 3/4 inch pine lumber. The plan includes a hayloft with ladder. All patterns drawn full size. Measures approximately 16 inches high x 23 inches long x 17 inches wide.

This plan shows the secrets to making the logs, roof and all other parts. Kids will love to stack all the parts to build this log house. All pieces can be cut using 3/4 inch thick pine lumber. All patterns drawn FULL SIZE. Measures 12 inches high x 18 inches long x 14 inches wide.

Toddler age children will love watching this friendly turtle toddle along, his head and tail bobbing up and down as they pull him across the floor. Make from 3/4 inch thick lumber. All patterns drawn FULL SIZE. Measures 12-1/2 inches long.

Looking for a project that kids will love? This one is a ringer. With this horseshoe set, todays youngsters can have fun with a throwback to simpler times. The shoes and stakes are made from light but strong plywood finished in bright aniline dyes.

This cute set of ten cars is very quick and easy to build. Use 1-1/2" lumber. These projects are a lot of fun for kids to play with. All patterns drawn FULL size.

You can make this tow truck from three pieces of 1/2 x 12 x 12 inch plywood. Use the plywood of your choice or lumber. Truck measures approximately 7-1/2 inches high x 11 inches long x 6-1/2 inches wide.

Six happy puzzle piece figures nest in the sides of the shoe. Young children will learn their colors as they fit each figure into its matching colored window. The puzzle figures can also be stored inside the shoe. The bright white shoe laces make it fun for older children to use this project to learn to tie their shoes. Measures 11-1/2 inches high.

This trick will completely baffle your audience, yet it is so easy to perform that even a child can do it.

You can make this tow truck from three pieces of 1/2 x 12 x 12 inch plywood.

You can make this tow truck from three pieces of 1/2 x 12 x 12 inch plywood. Use the plywood of your choice or lumber. Full size drawings.

This is an enhanced version of a century old novelty. Kids loved to tie weights to a handkerchief and toss the bundle into the air to have it unfold and float to earth. Our wood version suggests the use of camouflage fabric with our wooden paratrooper.

Cavalry Fort woodworking plans - The old west, with wagons, horses and men. The Wild West in wood. Its like the forts in the great John Wayne westerns. The headquarters and barracks buildings have ...

10 fun and cute cars and trucks for children of all ages to play with. All patterns drawn full size. Each can be made from scrap 2x4 lumber (1-1/2 inch thick). Average length 5-1/4 to 6-1/2 inches.

Circus Train woodworking plans - Delightful cars with animals. A top selling plans package. A whimsical design inspired by the Barnum and Bailey/Ringling Bros. traveling circuses at the turn of the ...

This childrens puzzle has several educational features. The twelve numbers have been designed with the same number of sides as the number itself. For example...

Chickens Feed is a popular item made mostly in Czechoslovakia but this may be the only plan. Fine wood pieces are cut and fit to produce five feeding hens and little chicks. A weight below the paddle swirls around as the chicken's heads bob up and down to feed. Fun clicking sounds accompany the action. Finished dimensions are for the paddle part of the project.

With a chalkboard on one side and cleats to secure paper in the other, this fun-filled project helps bring out the creativity in any child. And do not worry about storing large sheets of paper.