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  1. 22nd August 2021, 07:13 AM #1
    Peter White
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    Hi all. Have been a member on woodturning site but have become interested in building a model truck or 2.My question is about plans,I see a lot
    of you mention toys and joys.I would like to know if they are reliable to deal with.I have e-mailed a question I have some time back but have not had a
    reply is this normal service from them.I would like to purchase a plan but is there better options.
    Thankyou
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    Hello Peter, if you google Toys and Joys plans you will also find numerous third party suppliers of their plans. I have on occasions used Bearwoods in the US, but be aware if you have plans sent via surface mail it can take up to 8 weeks or so to receive them.
    Their plans are very detailed.
    You may also like to look at Aschi Workshop plans as these are emailed to you.
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    Thankyou for your answer will go with one or the other.
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    G'Day And Welcome Peter to the wonderful world of toymaking/model making.
    I was in your fair city back in January 2020 but for summer is was cool & windy, had to buy another jumper.
    Back on the toys, I've had one published that is offered for free if your interested; a Ford C Cab Truck.
    The link in below along with some other beautiful plans by my friend Jan, aka Dutchy.
    Cheers Peter

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  6. 23rd August 2021, 08:43 AM #5
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    Thanks for reply things to ponder now.
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    I must add my vote for Dutchys plans having built his excavator and English bus and my favorite the Morgan sports car.
    He has just added a free truck plan you can build to try out his plans.
    It is a much simpler plan, great for some one wanting to get the feel of model building before trying one of the more advanced projects.
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