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Paper action toys

by E. Richard Churchill · 1993

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This book contains simple project ideas using several thicknesses of flat paper and tubes, to make fun indoor and outdoor action toys. Assembly is easy using glue, tape, rubber bands, and paper clips. Scissors, crayons or markers, a ball point pen and a ruler are the tools needed for constructing games, flying and spinning toys and the book includes a lot of safety tips. Most children from 5 to 12 should be able to understand the instructions and assemble the toys with a normal amount of adult supervision.

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