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    John Labaj (Holic46) of Penola Toy Factory is proud to announce the release of limited edition series of the model of Lattice Boom Construction Crane.
    There are six production items in the series, individually numbered with unique Serial Number. Each collector’s item comes with Certificate of Authenticity.
    The model crane is constructed predominantly from wood, with some metal parts required by method of construction.
    Approximate physical size of the model is:
    270 mm wide, x 400 mm long x 200 mm high.
    Boom is 460 mm long and elevates from 0 to 80 degrees (effective elevation). Maximum reach of the hook is 400 mm at full elevation.
    Crane rotates on turntable to full 360o.
    Please visit me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/penolatoyfactory
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    G'Day John,
    That sure one great build, beautiful detail and nice mix of timbers; a lot of time, effort & patient work.
    Very well done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by holic46 View Post
    John Labaj (Holic46) of Penola Toy Factory is proud to announce the release of limited edition series of the model of Lattice Boom Construction Crane.
    There are six production items in the series, individually numbered with unique Serial Number. Each collector’s item comes with Certificate of Authenticity.
    The model crane is constructed predominantly from wood, with some metal parts required by method of construction.
    Approximate physical size of the model is:
    270 mm wide, x 400 mm long x 200 mm high.
    Boom is 460 mm long and elevates from 0 to 80 degrees (effective elevation). Maximum reach of the hook is 400 mm at full elevation.
    Crane rotates on turntable to full 360o.
    Please visit me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/penolatoyfactory
    Looks good John.
    Are you selling plans for this crane, or just the completed models?
    (I visited your webpage, ( Penola Toy Factory - Home ), but it's obviously still under construction.)
    ... Steve

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    Default Lattice Boom Construction Crane

    Hello Hermit,
    I am not selling plans they come from Toys & Joys. I am only selling completed article. It is Limited Edition (6 in series) collectors item and it is aimed at serious collectors market - if such market exists in Australia or indeed in the world. I am selling it for $AU 650-00. That pays me under a dollar an hour; perhaps I should ask for government subsidy to keep me manufacturing in Australia.
    My web page is under construction - similar to NBN. However, you will find more information on my Facebook page at:
    https://www.facebook.com/penolatoyfactory

    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit View Post
    Looks good John.
    Are you selling plans for this crane, or just the completed models?
    (I visited your webpage, ( Penola Toy Factory - Home ), but it's obviously still under construction.)

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