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DANCING-MAN TOY x LIMBERJACK xx ACTION DOLL xx TOY How to make a dancing wooden man. How to make a wooden dancing man and dancing platform (paddle). Limberjack toys. Wooden animal puppets on the end of a stick which are caused to dance on a springboard. Patterns included for sheep, cow, mule and rooster. Indian war dancer wooden toy. Pioneer toy is a dancing man assembled from wood. Dancing bumble duck. A profile wooden duck with movable legs, feet, and wings is attached to a dowel. The duck figure is made to dance on a basswood paddle to form a type of primitive folk-art percussion instrument. Pattern and assembly instructions included. The limberjack. An old Appalachian toy made entirely of wood. The limberjack is a dancing man on the end of a long dowel. Dancing carpenter folk art toy is attached to a long dowel and made to "dance" on a wooden paddle. Dancin' man toy is made to look like a carpenter. Robert the robot. An articulated wooden toy figure, similar to a dancing-man toy. Traditional style dancing dolls (jig dolls) are carved out of wood. Their legs are able to move at the knee and hip. When fitted with a wooden dowel in the back, they can be made to "dance" by moving them up and down on a flat surface. Man-in-the-moon jig-dancing toy. An excerpt from the book "Making Moving Wooden Toys". Dancing-man folk toy. Wooden man with jointed legs is mounted on the end of a stick and "dances" on a wooden paddle in time to your beat. Dancing man folk toy. A wooden man with movable arms and legs is attached to a dowel. The figure is made to dance on a paddle board by thumping the paddle and rotating the dowel handle. | |||||||||
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