Whirligig Value Pack No.1 Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Whirligig Value Pack No.1 Plans
[HW-WM100]

$18.00

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One of our most popular pattern packs and for good reason. . . you get 12 projects with full size patterns for each! The full size patterns and detailed drawings will help you build and decorate 12 classic Americana whirligigs which have actions of all sorts, such as:

A woman washing clothes, a donkey kicking, a chicken pecking a corncob, a girl pumping water, a Native American in a canoe, a hen windmill, a man cranking a car, a man riding a horse, a man sawing a log, a flying duck windmill, a man milking a cow, and finally a sailor with windmill arms. Some of these gigs are available separately (click on them to view).

Sizes range from 12" to 20" but most are closer to 20". All hardware can be made by hand or bought locally and the plans detail exactly what is needed and how it works. The construction process is very simple. Great projects for adults and youngsters alike. People love this pack so much, we came out with another Value Pack -- both are great, but this is our favorite.

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