Transportation Scrollsawing Woodworking Projects and Patterns

Steam whistle blowing, its time to get aboard! This western design is a good pattern for beginners to practice turns and points.

Full steam ahead as this train rumbles its way down the tracks! This western design is a good pattern for beginners to practice turns and points.

You definitely need to be an armstrong to operate one of these locomotives! This western design is a good pattern for beginners to practice turns and points.

17 inch long steam engine train from the 1860s. Full detailed plans for all parts drawn size. Over 120 separate parts.

Woodworkers, MONSTER TRUCK Mania is here! Now you can build your own awesome monster truck with easy to follow instructions. Teens and grown-ups alike will be thrilled to show off their craftsmanship....

This tag-a-long 12 ton Flatbed was designed to haul the Backhoe/loader (plan #08-16) and be pulled by the heavy Dumptruck (plan #08-13). It is a realistic combination of machinery! The Trailer ...

Sirens a blowing! Grab your gear and slide on down into your workshop to build this 1930 antique replica of a Buffalo Fire Truck. This full framed Pumper, is loaded with a long list of sizzling ...

Wood-Truckers, Start your own trucking business by building your own wood version of this C.O.E. (Cab-Over Engine) Tractor Rig. No interstate license is required, not to mention those pesky way ...

These miniature city trucks are made with common lumberyard molding and 3/4 inch thick stock.

This carriage represents the style of transportation which people used in the seventeen and eighteen hundreds. It is sized to accommodate all 18 inch high dolls. Pictured here with an American Girl Do...

This model of a commercial sailing craft is designed after the Chesapeake Bay Skipjack used in the New England oyster trade.

This pony cart, pulled by a prancing pony, looks spectacular in oak with colourful red, green and gold highlights.

We designed this fire truck so you can make it primarily from standard 3/4 inch thick lumber! Leave it natural or paint it fire engine red with your local fire department station number.

You can make this dump 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.

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

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

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

This classic design, made to look like an old-fashioned 1940s style hose and ladder truck, is sure to be a favorite!

A great race car project that is sure to impress any automotive enthusiast!