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74 blueprints available • 2 subcategories
Blueprints (74)

Bird Flyer — A fired clay bird with a hole pierced through the head; palm-leaf tail feathers inserted into carved slits; a taut string tied to a 2-foot bamboo bow curved like a fishing rod; let it vibrate and slide down like a flying bird.
by NongMali
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Plae Dek (Woven Toy Cradle) — a Tiny Open-Weave Bamboo-Strip Cradle with a Rattan- or Wire-Bound Rim, Hung by Thread at Four Corners from a Wooden Frame, with a Pull Thread to Rock It; Rock a Doll and Sing Lullabies
by SomchaiSang
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Ma-Rum Wood Snake — Slender ma-rum wood sticks split in half, sandwiched with raw cloth as the core, a head carved from sum-sum wood, covered with kite paper painted with patterns, segmented into sections. Hold the tail and sway to make it slither.
by NongMali
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Wooden wheel (single wheel) — 1-3 inch hardwood wheel on the tip of a 1.5-2 m bamboo pole that is split and wedged with a wedge to hold open, axle passes through, cross-shaped handle at chest height, pole rests on the shoulder while running and sliding
by SomchaiSang
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Fighting Cows — Bamboo base 30 cm, slots 1 × 4 cm, 4 slots; soft-wood cows 4 × 9 × 7 cm, 2 pieces; front leg pins; string 3 times longer and rubber band; pull the string and the cows run into each other.
by NongMali
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Ruea Kap Maphrao (Coconut-Husk Sailboat) — a Flat-Bottomed, Pointed-Bow Hull of Coconut Husk, a Leaf Sail on a Bamboo Mast Set Amidships, and a Thin Bamboo Rudder; Raced on the Wind When the Waters Rise
by SomchaiSang
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Puen Chit Nam (Bamboo Water Squirt) — a 3-4 cm Bamboo Barrel Pierced at the Node, a Plunger with a Cloth-Wrapped Tip That Fits Snugly, and a Bamboo Handle; Draw Water In and Push to Squirt, for Songkran
by NongMali
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Rot Lot Dai (Thread-Spool Crawler) — a Thread Spool with a Rubber Band Through It, a Short Stick Across One End and a Thin Bamboo Winder at the Other; Wind It Tight, Set It on a Smooth Floor and It Rolls Away
by SomchaiSang
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Walking Worm — A paper worm folded into segments. Thread-spool wheels threaded with rubber bands tied to the frame. A 1 m string twists the rubber into a spiral; pulling up and releasing alternately makes the worm inch along.
by NongMali
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Khwai Chon Kan Tan (Palm-Stalk Butting Buffalo) — a Dry Toddy-Palm Leaf Stalk Whose Flared End Looks Like Buffalo Horns, or a Coconut Frond Base, with the Sharp Edges Pared Off; Straddled and Butted Together, or Raced
by SomchaiSang
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Wot (Bamboo Panpipe) — 5-8 Small Bamboo Tubes of Uneven Length, Each Closed at One Node with a Rounded Mouth, Set Round a Larger Core Tube in Lac; Blown, or Whirled on a String Until It Hoots
by NongMali
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Stilts (kok-kek, tok-tek) — two long bamboo poles 2-5 m long, with branches left or hardwood pegs inserted, wrapped in cloth for stepping on; race 50 m; for children aged 10 years and up
by SomchaiSang
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Pi Bai Mai (Rolled-Leaf Reed Pipe, Pi Noi) — Toddy-Palm, Banana or Coconut Leaf, or Rice Straw, Wound into a Cone, Wide at the Bell and Narrow at the Mouth as a Reed; Pinch Narrow for a High Note, Open It for a Low One
by NongMali
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Water whistle — A clay bird shaped from modeling clay, with an air hole pierced through the top of the tail. Air-dry it, fill halfway with water, and when blown the water ripples, producing a sound like a bird singing.
by SomchaiSang
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Ma Kan Kluai (Banana-Stalk Hobby Horse) — a Large Banana Leaf Stalk Stripped of Leaf but for the Tip as a Tail, the Butt Cut Slantwise 5-10 cm Each Side and Bent into a Neck with Pricked Ears, a Cord to Sling It; Ridden in Races
by NongMali
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Rhythm coconut shell (lúk sák) — a mature coconut shell polished smooth, a hole bored and the flesh scraped out, with 20-30 small stones inside, a wooden handle fixed with lac resin, shaken in time with the music.
by SomchaiSang
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Sola wood boat (rubber band boat) — 10-15 cm dry sola twigs, two twigs joined into a triangle, rubber band at the stern, bamboo propeller 3-5 cm, twist the rubber band into a spiral, release into water to run.
by NongMali
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Lo Wong Klom (Bamboo Hoop and Stick) — a 1 m Bamboo Half 2-3 cm Wide, Shaved Thin Inside Leaving the Skin, Bent into a Ring and Tied, with a 20-30 cm Striking Stick; Bowled Along in Races or Relays
by SomchaiSang
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Bird-call pipe (bird flute) — bamboo 1-1.5 × 20 cm, mouthpiece slanted at 45 degrees, triangular air vent 0.5 cm, slide rod 20 cm, pushing and pulling the rod in and out produces high and low pitches resembling birds.
by NongMali
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Sat Kradot (Jumping Animal, Sat Chak) — a Slotted Pai Ruak Bamboo Tube and a Pull Stick 8-10 cm Longer, the Front Legs Pinned to the Pull Stick and the Back Legs to the Tube; Pull In and Out and the Animal Runs and Leaps
by SomchaiSang
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Pull Animal — wood 3 × 12 × 3 cm. Carved into an animal shape, with 3 cm wooden wheels; four wheels on an axle smaller than the hole, attached to horns, ears, and tail. Push or pull to play.
by NongMali
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I Ko (Coconut-Shell Stilts, Rong Thao Kala) — Two Large, Flattish Coconut-Shell Halves with a 1-2 m Cord Through the Eye Holes; Stand on Them, Grip the Cord Between the Toes, Keep It Taut and Walk
by SomchaiSang
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Jing Nong (Bamboo Mouth Harp) — Fully Mature Bamboo 1-2 Internodes Long, Shaved Flat and Thin, One Half Thinner, with a Long Oval Slot; Blow at the Slot and Flick the Thin End for a Rhythmic Twang
by NongMali
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Pok-pek — hardwood handle 15 cm. Two arms in 2 cm grooves, round hollow head secured with a pin so it can move. When shaken, the head strikes the arms, producing a pok-pek sound.
by SomchaiSang
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