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Hi,
I haven't had a chance to have a look at the forum for a while -
I've been pretty busy
But I did get onto it this morning.............

Thanks Trev from "Repliconics" for the kind words on...

Hi just an update ,
I was trying to get the MG model into The Geelong show .
Upon filling out the entry form for the show a couple of months ago,
I soon realized that the model was considered to...

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We picked up the MG model yesterday from The Royal Melbourne Show Craft Pavilion.
I was blown over to learn that the model had also collected "The Popular or People's Choice Award "....

Thank you.

Jeez Aussie you'll give me a big head - With praise like that Ha ha - As far as a gearbox goes - Well that might be included in a future project. Any ideas ?
The internet is a great source of...

[QUOTE=nine fingers;1808385]Wayne , What a magnificent piece , your attention to detail is outstanding. Makes my puny little 1/10 scale MG TC look like a K Mart toy.

I will give you a...

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Hi ,
This 1/4 scale 1945 MG - TC is scratch built (mainly from scrap timber ) .
The model is all wood with some paper used for gauges, engine and body...

MAYBE "GUMBOOTS" - HA HA

HI JOHN I USED PINE FOR THE CUTTERS - GLAD YOU LIKED IT

310718HERE'S A MODEL I MADE LAST YEAR.IT'S A FULL SIZED WOODEN MODEL OF A SET OF SUNBEAM WOOL SHEARS CIRCA - 1940s.AS PICTUED I USED A REAL HANDPIECE FOR REFERANCE .

THATS THE BEST THING I'VE SEEN FOR A WHILE - THE CONTRASTING TIMBER TONES REALLY MAKE IT STAND OUT.IS IT SCRATCH BUILT OR FROM A PLAN ?.VERY IMPRESSED.

Waynnickos model photos.
I found those photos Aussie,
Here they are.
All the best Wayne.

Hello there Kev,
I'll see if I can wittle one up - Can't be too hard eh.
Wayne.

Here's a couple of photos of two (Working) telephones I made a few years ago.
One is based on the "Candlestick" 1930s type telephone and the other is of the "box" Wallphone type - This one plays...

Thanks Mate.

Heres another pic of the F.J.Holden Ute model - with the bonnet or "hood" removed.
The engine bay is a bit easier to see .
Wayne.


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Heres another pic of the F.J.Holden Ute model - with the bonnet or "hood" removed.
The engine bay is a bit easier to see .
Wayne.


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Thanks Yonnee,
It's more a case of determination,
I have spent around nine months scratch building each of the models so far.
A hell of a lot of it is trial and error - But as you go along you...

Hello there,
I finally worked out how to post photos directly to this site - Heres hoping it worked.
I had to reduce the size of the pics as they were far to large to upload ,So along with the...

Thanks for that mate
I'm wondering what my next project might be - Any sugestions ?.

Here's those photos of the F J UTE -----As well as a few others. http://s707.photobucket.com/albums/ww78/waynnicko/

Hi,
I'm the bloke that made the model of the F.J.HOLDEN UTE.
I't's about 1-10th scale and is entirely made from wood.
Ryobi have redesigned they're website - So you won't find it there anymore....