I still have the original software, box, and materials. It is possible to run the software on Windows 95/98, but there is still a problem with printout. I used a Panasonic KXP-1091 dot matrix printer (one of the few printer options in the software) to make the models . If you desire to go retro, you might still be able to get one of those printers on E-Bay. However, this website has done a gracious and appreciated service for those of us who developed our paper-modeling appetites on The Toy Shop and don't wish to return to the days of perforated paper and dot matrix printers. THANKS! I look forward to other blueprints.

I absolutely remember Broderbund's Toy Shop program, and I'm thrilled to see that the plans will be online soon! I unfortunately never was able to complete any of the paper models before having printer and computer problems... printer died while printing carousel, and computer died before a replacement printer was purchased... by then, a new OS was out that wasn't compatible with The Toy Box as I recall, but I was in junior high at the time, and don't remember many details from then. Oh well.

Thanks for all your work!
-Gauntlet

hi new here and wonerding where the models are located?

Must of missed something some where.