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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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Designed to sit on our stylish sleigh. Our jolly old elf will add warmth and good cheer to this year's holiday festivities by his mere presence. Simply cut and paint the patterned pieces, fit them together, and let Santa bring on the joy as he has so many times before. Sliegh plan sold seperatly. 42"-TALL.
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This four drawer chest has a strong Federal influence. You can make modifications to the base and change the chest to many styles to meet today's changing decors. Each of the drawers has a cockbead and our plans detail the installation. Skill level Beginner/Intermediate Size: 38" high 38" wide and 20" deep.
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Subtitled: "Design and Build the Ultimate Car". This book takes you from the first step in building the car all the way to making derby-winning modifications. Includes information about polishing the axles, aligning the wheels, extending the base, and finally competition techniques that will help you win a trophy. Fully illustrated; easy-to-follow instructions.
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30" TALL. Colorful birds for the yard.
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Learn the art of box making from one of the foremost experts of the craft. Through Doug Stowe's decades of experience, you'll learn the basic techniques to get started, as well as more advanced ways to approach finely crafted boxes. Project after project, your skills will build, and you'll come to refine your work, asking how can processes could be simplified and how can finishes be improved. Throughout the book, Stowe offers this advice: Repeat yourself. Repetition leads to refinement, and refinement leads to success.