Making More Wooden Mechanical Models

Mechanical models are always a favorite at woodworking shows, catching the attention of countless woodworkers who like to make these ingenious pieces come alive. Despite their seemingly elaborate configurations, these projects are surprisingly simple to make following this guide's complete step-by-step instructions. Every project features a full-color close up of the finished piece, in addition to hand-rendered drawings, cutting lists and special tips for making difficult steps easier.

top models books

Amazing Rubber Band Cars - Mike Rigsby +w

2.  The Dollhouse Book - Stephanie Finnegan +w 3.  How to Make Clipper Ship Models - Edward W. Hobbs +w 4.  Hot Wheels, 1968-1972 - Bob Parker +w 5.  Hot Wheels - Bob Parker +w 6.  Hot Wheels - Bob Parker +w 7.  Warman's Hot Wheels Field Guide - Dan Stearns +w 8.  222 Tips for Building Model Railroad Structures - Dave Frary +w 9.  Scale Modeling Tips and Techniques - Mark Hembree +w 10.  N Scale Model Railroad That Grows - Kent Wood +w

top woodwork books

The Treehouse Book - Peter Nelson +w It seems that almost everyone likes treehouses. Smiles of recognition turn...  read more

2.  Fine Woodworking Design - Scott Gibson +w 3.  Taunton's Complete Illustrated Guide to Box Making - Doug Stowe +w 4.  Taunton's Complete Illustrated Guide to Finishing - Jeff Jewitt +w 5.  The Big Book of Whittling and Woodcarving - E.J. Tangerman +w 6.  The Complete Illustrated Guide to Joinery - Gary Rogowski +w 7.  Gunstock Carving - Bill Janney +w 8.  Celtic Woodworking Projects - Glenda Bennett +w 9.  Woodturning Chessmen - Mike Darlow +w 10.  The Woodwright's Eclectic Workshop - Roy Underhill +w