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A good carpenter can take the graphic below and cut out the parts for an airplane toy box. The hard part is getting the angles and miter cuts correct. If you are an aircraft builder you know that following plans will save you time and mistakes. It would be unusual to get it right the first time with good wood workers. You are free to copy and build. If you want to download detailed instructions, common mistakes, tips, Mini J Tools and plans (CAD drawings) for each individual part.
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A good carpenter can take the free plans and figure out how to cut out the parts for an airplane toy box. The hard part is getting the angles and miter cuts correct.  You are free to copy and build from free plan drawing. If you want to me send PDF detailed instructions, common mistakes,tips, and plans (CAD drawings) for each individual part email me .  build airplane toybox in one weekend. Watch Assembly Video

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This EAA Aviation Foundation Poster was very popular and probably hangs in hundreds of Hangars around the World.  There is only one like this because every airplane is signed by it's pilot or owner.  The Leanardo Da Vinc Flying Machine is not signed niether is the Wright Flyer.  The Spirit of St. Louis is signed by Eric Lindbergh, grandson of famous avitator Charles Lindbergh.  The Christan Eagle is sighned by Tom Poberezny. The P51 is signed by Paul H. Poberzny.  The  Vari Ezee is signed by Burt Rutan.  The Ford Trimotor is signed by owner Edsell Ford.  The Qick Silver is signed by Holmer Kolb, an Ultralight Pioneer.