Incredible Wood Toys

This is something I want to do for life

The Royal Game of Ur is around 7,500 years old. Lost for thousands of years. there’s videos of Dr. Irving Finkel teaching us how to play and I LOVE that guy.

I was hoping to see some lincoln logs. I like the marble mazes

A bygone era. Love it. Cheers from the old guy who played with a number of these creations. They are more than toys. They are social fun.

Very enjoyable to watch. If you are ever in Scotland, I recommend the museum of childhood in Edinburgh. It's fantastic. You can look it up on Google. It's located on the Royal Mile.

My dad was a woodworker, and he loved making wooden toys. He made mostly toy trucks, tractors, trains and all sorts of things. He wasn't so much into making games like these, but this video still reminded of Him (He passed away in 2011). We used to tease him that he had more fun making the toys than the kids did playing with them (and as far as I know every toy he made was well loved by the recipients). Just wanted to thank you for this video.

I'm intrigued by the skittles game. I would love to make one and play it. I've never seen it before. I have heard of it, though.
How did you make yours?
I love all of these toys 🧸 They bring back memories.
Tyfs ❤

These are real toys. You must be the most popular uncle to visit😉

Great video, and a great toys n games versus the modern tv and phones that our children are being made dumb with

Thank you
I appreciate the time and patience put into your projects.
From a fellow grandpa who makes wooden puzzles ( coloring book pics) and just cut them into smaller pieces as they get older

I trash picked a small wooden marble maze that needs repair and I'm looking forward to fixing it.

You made me smile lots which doesn’t happen much. Thanks.

I still have a carrom board in its original box with all its parts. Also have pachinko game.

When I was a kid I had a simple marble run game made from 1/4 inch plywood and sections of angled wood moulding. A marble dropped in the top would roll down each angled section and drop onto the next section through a cut out. At the bottom, the marbles were collected in a tray. Now that I'm retired and have a shop, I would like to see if I can duplicate it.

Great video. Of course I'm going to have to check out part 1 and the rest of your channel. I remember playing Carrom in 2nd/3rd grade at school during recess when it was raining outside. I remember thinking that it was so cool that you could play checkers on the same board. The game board at our school came with the plastic rings for carrom men instead of the wooden disks. Thanks for sharing this.

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Gracias por contestar, sabe donde se puede conseguir la información para construir estás maravillas

Not antiques

😅you know what is missing in the world, decent, non-boring piggy banks, just Google piggy bank and see how pathetic saving money has become as far as toys go?😢

No batteries required!

I like the exploding truck. I've made many toys for my grandkids. Is there any chance I could get plans for it.

Thanks for showing all those wooden toys. I made some antique style toys years ago but now you have rekindled my interest in making wooden toys. I have a growing family next door that would really appreciate them!

Growing up we had a carrom board like that one. Many hours playing games on it.

As the saying goes, The only difference between men and boys are the price of their toys. Unless you're thrifty(aka. cheap) like Tom and make them from scrap wood you find in the alley!😅

I love wooden toys for kids. In fact, I make some simple wooden cars, trucks and locomotives for my great grandkids.
I love the gumball and marble toys that you showed today. Of course, Woodrow is still my favorite!
Happy Sunday!🪜🪃

Excellent video!

my grandparents had a carrom board still with the instructions(many years ago)

Another very enjoyable vid Tom, thank you so much. I'll have to take a look at Michaud Toys and their back catalogue if such still exists. And your marble runs are just terrific. And thanks for reminding me what it looks like out the front here! (Actually there's been quite a bit growth since that pic was taken.) Cheers mate, that was fun.

Tom you're a "Gumball Wizard"! Such cool toys. Your grandkids are so lucky to have you as a grandpa!

my grandpap was a carpenter ,he made us wooden toys.

OMG!!!! THESE ARE SO INCREDIBLY AWESOME❤❤❤