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Making tin can toys (1919)

Thatcher, Edward, Thatcher, Isabel · Philadelphia London, J. LIppincott company · leaf 177

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MAKING TIN CAN TOYS 15° be soldered to these cross-members so that the body will clear the fixed slides when slipped into place. These cross-members or body supports are usu- ally found under the bodies of large trucks and they add a very realistic touch to the model. They should be just long… … Fig. 75- Cut three pieces of tin i^ inches wide and long enough to make the cross-members, about 3 inches (make sure of this measurement for yourself). Scribe a line ^ inch in from each of the long sides of the three pieces and then fold down two sides of each piece from the scribed lines, making…

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