City slicker seeks toy barn plans for grandson...
 

Something big enough to put his tractors in.

Thanks...

City slicker seeks toy barn plans for grandson...
 

"Bob Alexander" wrote in
:

Something big enough to put his tractors in.

Thanks...




You could make one on the cheap with a big cardboard box. Simply tape
together the flaps to make a "roof" and cut an access hole in the side.
Only cut 3 sides so the last one will act as a hinge.

Depending on how fancy you want to get, a more permanent structure could be
built basically by following what the cardboard does. I'd use a 1/2
hardwood plywood and not worry about the normal building infrastructure.
Go overboard on hinges for the door, as that's one place that's likely to
take a lot of stress.

Puckdropper
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City slicker seeks toy barn plans for grandson...
 

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Think 4x8 sheets of 4 ply CDX as a design module.

IOW, a barn built around 2, 4, 6, & 8 ft dimensions.

Lew

City slicker seeks toy barn plans for grandson...
 

On Oct 26, 11:20*am, "Bob Alexander"
wrote:
Something big enough to put his tractors in.

Thanks...

Try google search. . .

Smitty