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  1. 5th April 2006, 01:03 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by jmk89
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    Do you have plans for the plane? I have a young aviator who would love it if his Dad made him one like that...

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    Sorry Mate. They just pop into my head then I head off down to the hardware shop to buy some wood - and then off down the tip to look for some pram wheels) Although I must admit I did buy the wheels for these two...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wood Butcher
    Fantastic work

    Just wondering, you mentioned that the bulldozer was steered by two levers. Is it powered?? if so by what?

    Well Done BTW!!!!
    Yes it is powered. It's a special motor called a Flintstone. The brakes are an old but proven system called Rubble ABS or effectionately known as 'Barneys' )
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    Welcome to the forum Damienhazo

    I did not know that I have such a talented neighbor.

    Beautiful works

    BTW, no, I'm in love with my Elecra Beckum PK255.

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    Definately got some talent, great work!
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    Quote Originally Posted by damienhazo
    The brakes are an old but proven system called Rubble ABS or effectionately known as 'Barneys' )
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  7. 5th April 2006, 09:11 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by damienhazo
    Sorry Mate. They just pop into my head then I head off down to the hardware shop to buy some wood - and then off down the tip to look for some pram wheels) Although I must admit I did buy the wheels for these two...
    No probs - I will use your photos as a base for design and the bugger it up for myself from there!!!
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