From the dust jacket:
A well-equipped boodle box is all that is required to make a myriad of fascinating models, ranging from a Viking ship to a moon base, from a covered wagon to a rocket ship. (A boodle box? It's a place to store such things as odd bits of string, discarded spools, a dented ping-pong ball, and assorted other supposedly useless objects treasured by children.)
The instructions for making the realistic models are given in clear text and a profusion of lively, step-by- step pictures. Mr. Arnold, an elementary school principal, and Mr. Cardy, a supervisor of elementary art, have pretested their material. It is suited to the needs of the individual child or to those of the group leader working with children.
Whether making a model of an early caveman scene or a steam engine, both boys and girls will have hours of imaginative and creative fun-with next to nothing!
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