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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 129

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equal to the widest part of thegondola. (If the length of 9 inches has been decided on, the widthof the gondola should be 1J inches.) Complete triangles a fe andg & ^ as in Fig. 209 ; draw flanges as in diagram and cut out. Twoother triangles exactly the same size with flanges will be… … Fig. 209 in Fig. 208. Point a must come at the very end of the sides a, andthe surface of afe forms the deck. Gum triangle glib to the sides,A, in the same way (Fig. 208). Now gum the other two triangles tothe bottom of the gondola. Their apexes will probably come at

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