There is no lead paint on these...

[Splinter]

and they weren't made in China.

A fun little project from some white pine I brought from Germany over 7 years ago when we moved back to the US. I think my Grandson might get one for Christmas.:eusa_danc

 

[DaveO]

German wood :eusa_naug:eusa_naug:eusa_naug Just kidding, great looking cars. Sometimes the simplest of toys can stimulate the imagination the greatest :icon_thum

So what are they finished with?

Dave

 

[Splinter]

German wood :eusa_naug:eusa_naug:eusa_naug Just kidding, great looking cars. Sometimes the simplest of toys can stimulate the imagination the greatest :icon_thum

So what are they finished with?

Dave

I was holding on to the wood for something that would be okay to use white pine on. The wood was thick enough to resaw and get four cars out of a piece about 13" long.

I didn't use any finish. So they are kid safe.

 

[nelsone]

What???!!! They don't move on their own, they don't blink, they don't play a gazillion songs! I don't know if those are compatible with kids today!:brolleyes:lol: They look great, and I'm sure will be thoroughly enjoyed!

 

[jeff...]

Made in America by an American with American made tools and American creativity. God bless America :bcool:

 

[JackLeg]

Those are neat, Dolan. More like the stuff we had when I was a kid. And they last. Nice work. :eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap

 

[junquecol]

Why do your push blocks have wheels? Just kidding. Nice looking cars. Last night TWA presented their toys to the Toys For Tots program. I had a conflict, so I wasn't there. I know Bladeburner made about a hundred, and I made 118. Maybe someone who was there could give a report.