Rolling Truck Storage Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Rolling Truck Storage Plans
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$10.00

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Here is a really cool toy box -- don't be fooled by the black and white photo...this project will become not only a favorite of your child's, but also a favorite of yours. The trucks pull out of the garage, rolling on casters, get unloaded or loaded up, then return. No hinges or lids, the child can just drop toys right in and roll the trucks around. We're sure the truck toy boxes will get used as toys, too. Decorative ideas are endless.

Full list of materials, instructions, and diagrams are included. You also get a painting guide to paint as pictured. A special exception on this plan, the pattern for the curves of the wheel wells (seen in the photo) is not full size, but rather on a grid; you will have to enlarge that pattern or free hand it -- it's a pretty simple curve. Great beginner project, though. . .easy and inexpensive. 2' tall, 2' deep. Make one, two, or a fleet.

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