Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 383
. The work throughout isextremely simple, and there are no problems ofwhich the average ingenious American boy needbe afraid. To construct the model shown on page 881first make two frames of dowel-sticks, bam-boo, or reed, or, if these be lacking, of lightlath, the smaller frame 8y2 by igyi and the… … A MODEL AEROPLANE WORTH IMITATING. larger one 10J/2 by 36^ inches. Care must be takento have the sides of the rectangle exactly thesame length and the joints closely and neatly fin-ished. Some boys prefer to lay one stick overanother, drive a very thin brad through them,
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