1. Many probably don't know, but before the founder of LEGO Ole Kirk Kristiansen produced the small plastic bricks, he solely produced wooden toys....

2. There are many different versions of the lego duck, so I had to decide, which one I would like to replicate. I decided to go with the most famou...

3. Here is what you need to make your own wooden LEGO duck:Material Wood (4 mm, 8 mm, and 18 mm thick). As explained in the last step I used larch....

4. Start by downloading the templates from the last step and print them. Apply spray adhesive to the back and stick them to the wood that matches t...

5. Now on to cutting the pieces. I used a scroll saw to so. There are black lines, blue lines, and green lines. The blue lines are needed so that y...

6. Now onto the routing. I got the bit I needed but had to find out that it didn't fit into my router. So I had to remove the base plate. I wanted...

7. Now back to the scroll saw. Simply cut along all the black lines. As you can see in the third picture, I forgot the inside of the front of the d...

8. Onto the drilling. Most of it is pretty straightforward. The sizes of the holes are noted on the template. I used a hole saw to cut the wheels,...

9. Before the assembly, all the pieces need to be sanded. But make sure not to remove the paper from the bottom pieces as shown in the first pictur...

10. Now cut the wooden pole to the correct length. The axles need to be 63 mm long and the wooden pole that moves the head about 108 mm. The wheels...