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    Default Toy Plane

    Hi All! Crowie suggested to post here.

    I've made a few of these recently. It's a fairly simple plane made from pine. The wings are stained with an interior Jarrah stain. Everything else is rubbed with Tung oil. Only challenge was cleaning up the glue near the wing dowels. I was hasty in finishing this one and some glue was left and the stain didn't take properly.

    I think I'll try one out of Jarrah next.

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    Default Thank you Lewis....

    Thank you Lewis....
    You just can't beat a simple strong wooden toy for a child to have hours of fun, play and imagination....
    Yours will be flying all over the skies of the West for years to come.... well done sir..
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    Good suggestion by Crowie. We always like to see what others are making. The more contributors here the better.
    That's a great little design that the kids will love. Well done.
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    Very nice little plane.
    Always like to see new people and their designs.

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    I made a few wood aeroplanes for my 2 boys, about 20 years ago when they were younger. A fun project for me and gave the kids a lot of fun.

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    Just finished a Jarrah/Tas Oak plane. It's about twice as heavy as the pine!woodenplane_jarrah_2.jpgwoodenplane_jarrah.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by lewisc View Post
    Just finished a Jarrah/Tas Oak plane. It's about twice as heavy as the pine!woodenplane_jarrah_2.jpgwoodenplane_jarrah.jpg
    Now that's very nice Lewis.... some lucky little one will have hours of fun and play...top job, cheers, crowie

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    Great little plane, looks nice and sturdy and ready to tackle anything. I have made a few toy planes in the past and used 6mm ply for the wings.

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    I seemed to have missed your little plane it looks great and should keep some young pilot happy for hours

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