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    Default My first Heirloom toy - A Model ford

    This is my first attempt at building an heirloom toy- and if I do say so my self it turned out pretty good. Its a 1931 A Model Ford Roadster pick-up truck. The bulk of the model is oregon from an old pergola post, the roof etc is redgum from a knocked down roadside white post, the wheels are from flooring from a railway carriage built the USA in the early 1900's. It looks for all the world like merbau but is a beautiful rich brown ...I'm sure its not merbau given its history ...maybe some-one out there can suggest whay it may be.

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    Looks fantastic Well done, I love the progress shots too.... do you have anymore?
    Have a greenie

    Joel
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    Hi Joel, thanks for the kind words......I do have some other shots they're not too flash though ...I'll go through them and post some more for you a bit later
    bryon

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    I'm really impressed with your attention to detail, and the finished result looks great. Congratulations!

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    That's really great, Bryon

    Who is the lucky person who will inherit it?
    Cheers

    Jeremy
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    Nice work Bryon, the contrasting timbers look great!

    Cheers,
    Andy Mac
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    Ah, now i know what they mean when they say...It's a woody

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    Brilliant work, she looks good
    Brett

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    looks great mate specially with the contrasting colours if youre into making wooden cars theres a fella here in lakes entrance that makes them too he has the local art gallery and there well worth a look

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    What a beauty!
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    That is so beautiful. Well done.
    Visit my website at www.myFineWoodWork.com

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    thats cool
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    Fantastic!!!!! What else can I say

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    double ditto.
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    That's really neat - well done!
    Bob

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