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  • Building Cards: How to Build Pirate Ships

    Doug Stillinger

    Paperback (Klutz, Jan. 1, 1948)
    How to Build Pirate Ships comes with a deck of 64 beautifully illustrated laminated leaves that break into 226 separate cards, cleverly shaped and notched to fit securely with every other card. Follow the book's guidelines to assemble them into a sturdy ship in full sail. Innovative design makes it easy to construct hulls, railings and sails that curve and billow in convincingly nautical fashion — all from completely flat pieces. Since pirates are known non-conformists, the possible ship variations are limitless. There are literally billions of different combinations in every pack of building cards, so you can make anything from a dinky dinghy to a super sailing vessel.Comes With: 64 perforated leaves that break into 226 building cards, a custom-molded pirate figurine• Create wonderful things • Be good • Have fun
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  • How to Build Spaceships

    Doug Stillinger

    Paperback (Klutz, Aug. 1, 2006)
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  • Building Cards: How to Build Castles

    Doug Stillinger

    Spiral-bound (Klutz, Aug. 1, 2005)
    How to Build Castles comes with a deck of 58 beautifully illustrated laminated leaves, perforated to break into 150 cards in four different shapes. Every card is notched to fit neatly and securely with every other card. Assemble the cards any way you want to create freestanding fantasy fortresses. The book gives specific guidelines for creating walls, floors, roofs, towers, spires, bridges and other architectural elements, along with inspirational photos of some of the zillion variations possible. Altogether, there are enough cards in one deck to build a small village or one satisfyingly towering castle big enough to cover a school desk.Comes With: 58 perforated leaves that break into 158 building cards, a custom-molded knight figurine• Create wonderful things • Be good • Have fun
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  • Building Cards: How to Build Pirate Ships

    Doug Stillinger

    Paperback (Klutz, Jan. 1, 1948)
    How to Build Pirate Ships comes with a deck of 64 beautifully illustrated laminated leaves that break into 226 separate cards, cleverly shaped and notched to fit securely with every other card. Follow the book's guidelines to assemble them into a sturdy ship in full sail. Innovative design makes it easy to construct hulls, railings and sails that curve and billow in convincingly nautical fashion — all from completely flat pieces. Since pirates are known non-conformists, the possible ship variations are limitless. There are literally billions of different combinations in every pack of building cards, so you can make anything from a dinky dinghy to a super sailing vessel.Comes With: 64 perforated leaves that break into 226 building cards, a custom-molded pirate figurine• Create wonderful things • Be good • Have fun
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  • Hogwarts: School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

    Doug Stillinger

    Paperback (Klutz, May 7, 2007)
    Because the Hogwarts castle looms so large in the imaginations of fans all over the world, we packaged this Building Cards„¢ set with over 275 pull-apart cards. Sturdy slot-to-slot construction means there is no need for glue or nails and the cards can be taken apart and reassembled over and over again. The instructions feature assembly hints, step-by-step illustrations and directions so simple even a Muggle could follow them. Also comes with a custom-molded Harry Potter figurine.TM & Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.Harry Potter Publishing Rights JKR(s07) SCUS 6121Comes With: 90 perforated leaves that break into 278 building cards, a custom-molded Harry Potter figurine• Create wonderful things • Be good • Have fun
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  • How to Build Castles

    Doug Stillinger

    Hardcover (Klutz Press Inc.,U.S., Nov. 21, 2005)
    This book offers complete instructions for the budding castle-builder. It features sturdy slot-together construction (no glue, no nails). It uses brand new Klutz building cards. It is simple to use, and endlessly creative.