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    Thanks artme. I look forward to seeing your toys next year.
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    I have to post a reply just so I'm subscribed to this thread. I'll be watching with great interest for the progress on this. Keep up the great work Elderly.

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    Wonderful to watch your work Elderly thanks for showing, great stuff

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    Quote Originally Posted by elderly View Post
    Hi munruben,
    The finished wheel will be 10mm thick and approx 60mm dia the plans i am working from are in imperial measurments.
    Cheers Elderly
    Thanks for that elderly. Have a nice Christmas.
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    What a co-incidence, I am at present building a utility, or as the yanks say, a pick up version of the same vehicle.
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    Hi Jim,
    It is a coincidence. I look forward to seeing some pics.
    Cheers Elderly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by powderpost View Post
    What a co-incidence, I am at present building a utility, or as the yanks say, a pick up version of the same vehicle.
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    You get the credit for getting me going on model cars (Wood) HERE to see Jims Model
    Jim built a Model A some years ago.,and very good it was.Cant wait to see.
    Both models guys.Elderly you are progressing very well.
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    Actually the truth of the matter is that I finished a car last week, the third model. The local Ford dealer annoyed the shyte out of me till I sold it to him. That was the second car. The first car went to a local panel beater. My wife has been on my case for at least 18 months over the sales. The recently completed car WILL stay in the family. I built the last one primarily for my private collection (and to pacify swmbo), and secondly to work out how to build the utility version. That one is about 30% done.
    Elderly, I have no desire to interlope on you thread, I can post some photos here or would you prefer I start a new thread for the utility version? I am open to comment from everyone.
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    New thread please Jim.

    Looking forward to seeing it.
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    Yeh,Jim.New thread would be better.You are a star
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    Cool, now ther'll be two to watch, crank up the A models.
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    Quote Originally Posted by powderpost View Post
    would you prefer I start a new thread for the utility version? I am open to comment from everyone.
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    Yes Jim I would love to see your work. This is my first car so I should be able to learn a lot from you.
    Cheers Elderly

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    I got the wheels finished today. I made a simple jig out of mdf to locate the inner and outer rims while i fit the spokes. Once i was happy with the position of the spokes i placed a small amout of super glue with the tip of a toothpick in the grove of the inner rim to hold the spokes there and the same around the outside of the outer rim. Once they were dry i trimed off the outside of the toothpick sanded them smoothe and fit the tyres.
    I decided to make the hubs and axles out of aluminium.
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    The wheels mounted to the chassis actually look the real deal,
    as in full size restoration rolling chassis.
    Thanks for the update "elderly".
    cheers crowie

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