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  1. 13th June 2018, 12:43 PM #1
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    Cool Another Ford Van 1929

    A friend saw my first one so am making another using oak this time and some different wheels I hope.

    Sorry guys but I'm still having fun trying to load pictures,so please forgive this mess .


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    Here's a test build of the wheels.IMG_5508.jpgIMG_5509.jpgIMG_5501.jpgIMG_5502.jpg
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  3. 13th June 2018, 02:48 PM #2
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    Top work Bruce - Looking great

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    Love the wheel and it is only your test build, should look great when you get around to making them. What diameter are they.

    Body work looks good as well

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    Cool Wheel size?

    Would end up being about 2 3/4" what ever that is in your neck of the woods. lol
    Need to build the wheels first so I can be sure and get the fenders right, sometimes what I want and how they turn out can be a little different..
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    2 3/4" works for me brought up with imperial and still use it

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    The machinery in your shed never seems to have too much downtime Bruce...
    Love the old Ford....
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    Cool Model A model wheels,htl,model building,toy making,ford van 1929

    Working on some model A wheels.
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    Excellent technique and a top outcome

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    Got a little more done but still need to add the rubber.
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    Fantastic work Bruce

    Where are you going to store all your top models ?

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    To tell you the truth I'm running out of places to put them, there all over the house.
    Both of the Ford vans have some where to go so that's good.
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    Amazing wheels
    Looks great all around
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    Now then Bruce I recognise those wheels. I took these today while I was out from two different vehicles neither of them fords


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    Cool Shaping them up

    Now it's time to put the shape to these things.
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    WOW,

    The tyres have come up Fantastic - congratulations

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