ofpaper can be gummed along both sides to keep the two partstogether. A Match-box Train (Fig. 101). The engine is a match-boxturned upside do^Mi, to which is gummed a cork covered with redor green paper. The broad end of the cork has been sand-paperedto make it more equal to the other end. The… … Fig. ioo TOY-MAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME 61 round one end to form the back and the sides. The sunplest wayof making a carriage is to fold a piece of paper into three, mark on
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