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  1. 26th September 2015, 12:46 PM #1
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    Default Something for the Wooden Toy Makers To Aspire To ........

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    Extracted from the Woodworker & Woodturner Magazine - Autumn 2015 Special Edition.

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    More model makers as that's not a wooden toy to play with......

    Mind you it does look great!!!!
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    Just as well the front wheels steer and I assume all four wheels turn. It would be difficult to move otherwise.
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    Something for Trev - He is into big scale.
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    Yeah but 1:1 is not his thing. 2:3 scale would still be a challenge though.

    And to make it, Trevor would probably use his eclectic mix of MDF, PVC pipe, body filler, pen bodies, cut up credit card....
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