eld, the weight of the toy will make thetwine unwind, thus causing the elastic which supports thereel to twist. When the string is slackened, the elastic willuntwist again, making the reel revolve and the toy run alongthe ground. Figs. 499 and 500 show a black beetle that can be made in thesame… … I s M. F^.501 U & 502. —o FtQ 5Q5 ■^ given in Fig. 501. The sides are about 3| inches. The plat-form or floor on which it stands, 6| inches by 4 inches. The TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME 265 sides of the roof are 4 inches by 4 inches, so that it projectssHghtly. The doors in front are 1J inches…
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