Run several scripts with one master script or an automator workflow?

I have several scripts that I need to run all at once...
Could I make a script that would run all the other scripts, then bundle everything into an application( or something similar) so all my scripts would run with just a double click...
Any ideas?

Yes, this is possible. Save your master script as either an application or a script bundle (whichever is most convenient). Then, save all of your subscripts inside the bundle.
You can then load and run the scripts from your master script. The following code does that:
set aScriptFile to load script file (path to me as string) & "Any additional subfolders" & "Script File Name.scpt"
run aScriptFile
Note that "path to me" will not work properly when the script is run from within script editor. It will, however, work when run from the script menu. See the following for a discussion of that:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=2789538

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