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RIDING TOY sa BICYCLE sa HOBBYHORSE sa MOTOR-POWERED TOY sa PEDAL-POWERED TOY sa ROCKING TOY sa SCOOTER sa SKATEBOARDING sa SLED & SLEDDING sa TRICYCLE sa WAGON (CHILD'S) xx TOY Wooden locomotive is a reproduction of a 1930s-era riding toy. Photo shows how simple riding toys that look like pigs and a hippo can be made from sections of log with faces made from wood and dowel scraps. Est. cost: $7.50. Photo and sketch show how to build a child-sized plywood pick-up truck that rolls around on casters. Plan can be ordered. Est. cost: $40. A large plywood car for a child with storage under the hood for toys. Car is mounted on casters so it can be pushed around on carpet or concrete. Sheepish wolf. Wooden wolf covered with fleece. Rolls around on 4 casters. Est. cost: $27. Two riding toys, for indoor use, roll around on casters. (1) Scooter the seal. (2) Priscilla the pink pig. Four-wheel, 1-rider push cart with rope steering and hand brake. Diagram for a "Cubmobile", a simple 4-wheel riding toy suitable for coasting down a hill. Four wheel push cart features a steerable front axle. Consttructed of plywood and 2x4's. Wooden tank engine is large enough for a small child to ride. This is an award-winning project from a high-school student. The little engine that could. A locomotive riding toy and pull-along tender (trailer). Locomotive, with six wheels, is pulled by a rope with a child sitting in the cab area. Squeals on wheels. Construction tips for building a soapbox derby racing cart. Wooden bi-plane riding toy. Wooden lumber truck. Build a sit-upon locomotive that toddlers can drive with foot power. Built mostly of wood. Big yellow school bus (13"x18"x30") is foot-propelled. Uses lawnmower wheels. Foot powered mini-van made of plywood. Measures 16"Wx18"Hx30"L. Suitable for indoor use. Est. cost: $25. Big yellow school bus riding toy for a tot. A stylized wooden cat utilizes a carving blank made from laminated plywood. When fitted with wheels and a handle, it becomes both a push toy and a riding toy for children. Build an Irish-Mail Speedster, a kiddy car that is propelled by pumping a handle and steered by swiveling the front axle. Fun tractor features 2 "shift levers", a removable box "trunk", and four rubber-tired wheels. Motive power is provided by the riders feet. Jinirikisha. Child-size riksha is easily built. Toby the tortoise can be pushed and ridden by a small child. Boy-size, easy-to-build backhoe on caterpillar links and a boom that will swing in a complete circle. Toy car is large enough for a child to sit in. It is built from cardboard and rolls around on casters. Building a gravity-powered "go-cart." Fork lift truck. Junior mail truck. Four-wheel panel truck with front wheels that turn. Powered by feet pushing on the floor. Child's rickshaw is pulled by another's bicycle. Riding toy shaped like a lamb rolls on casters. Downhill coaster or soap-box racer. Backyard roller coaster has wood track and car. Sit-on and roll-around train is made from a piece of plastic pipe, plugged both ends, fitted with wheels and painted to resemble a railroad coach. A biplane walker. Riding toy for a small child is shaped like a miniature biplane aircaft. Widely-spaced wheels prevent tipping over. Two riding toys in the shape of airplanes. (1) Biplane barnstormer. (2) Delta X-1 supersonic jet. Built from wood. Roll on 2 wheels and a caster. Toddler town car features cage-style wheels that contain ping-pong balls to make noise as the car is propelled along the floor by the child's feet. Pint-sized Model T pickup. This foot-powered riding toy features a wooden body and plastic spoked wheels with rubber tires. A large steering wheel sticking up from the hood turns the front axle. Kid-powered barnstormin' biplane. A three-wheeled riding toy that the child sits on and moves by foot power. Wild Wheels. A two-wheel bike for a preschooler has a wooden frame, seat, rear fender and handlebars. The purchased front wheel is larger that the rear wheel. Aluminum tubing is used for the fork. Pedals are attached to the front wheel. Includes details for painting a flashy finish. Sidewalk speedster. Build a hand-powered, four-wheeled riding toy (called an Irish Mail) that is powered by pumping a handle back-and-forth and steered by turning the front axle with your feet. Redwood and pine tractor. A foot-powered riding toy for a small child. Shunting engine. This ride on, pull along toy is designed to be easily dismantled by the young engineer with a screwdriver and wrench. The cabin, the boiler and the chassis are all self-contained items. It rolls on 6 plastic wheels with rubber tires. The turning wheels cause the connecting rods to move back and forth. Riding biplane. Sturdy wooden toy biplane, mounted on three casters, is large enough for a child to sit on. Toy pile driver built of wood. Two-seater fire engine with hook and ladder ring. Dolly Madison coupe, a child's toy car. Broncho jet, a riding toy that has the look of a rocket and the action of a bucking horse. How to build an animal cart that is large enough for a toddler to ride in and light enough for a child to push. Simple box is mounted on rubber tread wheels and has animal pictures painted on three sides. Land-going side wheeler for junior boatman. Riding toy for a small child is modeled after a Mississippi steam boat. The child sits on top and the "boat" rolls around on three wheels. Children's backyard train is powered by gravity. Could be adapted for some type of motor if no slope is available. Track is built in 8-ft sections. Cars are built of plywood. Wheels are ball bearing skate wheels. Quarter-scale utility vehicle/pickup truck will roll a short distance, but is ment to be a stationary toy. Could be made into a riding toy with some major modifications. Doubles as a toy box. "Baby Stearman" airplane riding toy for toddlers. | |||||||||
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