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  1. 12th August 2020, 02:33 PM #1
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    Default Mini earthmovers, scrap project

    Put these together yesterday afternoon using shorts and scraps, fitted the wheels and polished this morning.5D4160B9-708A-401F-8C24-B5D2172BFE2B.jpeg74804AE9-5D8F-442B-9D9C-7CAE65F71A2C.jpeg
    largest piece required is a 70mm piece of 19x 19.
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    How many elves and smurfs have you got beavering away in your shed Glenn?

    They are worth more money with there output of beaut toys!!

    Top marks sir, Cheers, Peter
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    Quote Originally Posted by crowie View Post
    How many elves and smurfs have you got beavering away in your shed Glenn?

    They are worth more money with there output of beaut toys!!

    Top marks sir, Cheers, Peter
    Just me, I’ve always been a pretty methodical person, so my first job is a cutting list based on the number of units I plan to build. I then cut, drill, shape, sand, glue, sand and finish, pretty much a mini production line. Punched out another child’s toy train today, just need to fit wheels and polish tomorrow. Then straight on to a mini b double for a customer.
    Happy days.
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