willdepend upon the boxes procurable. It can also be made of wood,in which case the windows, d and e, and the curved portion of bcan be cut out with a fret-saw (see Part II). Both this toy andthe fire-engine look very effective made of wood. A Steam-roller (Fig. 218). Fig. 219 shows the foundation… … TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME 121 round, wooden axle passed through. The ends of the axle shouldbe filed flat as in Fig. 220, so that a and c (Fig. 219) can be gluedto them. The roller may be painted black. Cut a piece of card-board, 6i inches by 4| inches. Bend this round so that it fits
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