Fighting Rooster Whirligig Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Fighting Rooster Whirligig Plans
[HW-108]

$5.00

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As the wind blows, the windmill around the neck of the colorful and scowling rooster spins and directs him into the wind to tell wind direction.

All hardware is easy to find or fashion. Simple to make using the FULL SIZE PATTERNS, shop notes, exploded diagram, and paint by numbers guide our plan provides. Overall size of this whirligig is 23" wide.

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