Rainy afternoons can be fun if your kids have patience. Here is the result of about 4 hours and my daughters wishes to build something with foam board and hot glue that does not fly.
Here is a close up of the Samsung TV. Printed on photo paper and glued to foam board for realism.
Couch complete with cushions.
We went the extra mile and made miniture pictures with frames
And here is a display case I built for my daughter to show off her project at school.
I hope you liked the ideas.
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For those of us who do I think we think this is great! He put it under "fun" using foam left overs from making planes I am sure this is great way to improve your cutting skills.
It is also a great way to bond with your kids today a doll house.. Tomorrow she may want to make Barbie FT.
It's a great way to show kids you don't have to buy everything you can make it yourself.
I started my kid building robots at 6 balsa planes at 7 quads at 8 you can check out the video on my link. Plus I am sure it makes the wife happy that you can make other things besides planes... So the next time you buy foam board she will not grunt but smile.
Bjarkix2 I like the articles you wrote as you know it takes a lot of time to take pictures edit them, write, upload, then post. Battershell nice job!
Tommy Gunn
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What sucks is my daughter already has a Barbie dream house with the elevator and she still wanted me to make this project.
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Actually, for your next foam project you could build a foam plane for the characters to ride in.
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It should have something to do with building and flying something RC related.
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