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15th November 2013, 10:12 PM #16
On a journey
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Well done Crowie. Isn't it great to have the fun of making these things and then giving them away for someone else to have fun with.
I made a batch of garages a couple of years ago for our club to give away at Christmas to a charity. Don't enjoy the painting so much, but love the making.Dallas
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17th November 2013, 12:40 AM #17
Hotrod
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Well Done Peter. Speaking of the Hot wheels garage I had one of those. I played with it all the time. The cool thing about it was you could stuff a bunch of cars in both garages, it folded up like a suitcase and you could put your car on the top and it would race all the way down to the bottom. I wish I still had it. When I built your garage for my boys it reminded me of the Hot wheels one. Maybe I will build something close to it one day. All of my time is going towards my "big hot wheel" right now.
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Bret
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17th November 2013, 07:44 AM #18
Deceased
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I had one as a kid it was hours of fun.
I really love this kind of stuff, and you've done a great job on it.
The only down side I can see is some kids might have trouble finding the USB port
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19th November 2013, 04:04 AM #19
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Well Well Well Peter there you go I have a leak in the central heating then have a huge air lock as well, on top of that my router(computer) packs up get new one and the phone line goes up the spout broken wire at the exchange. And you go and make a great little garage with loads of photo's
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They should be well pleased with that little gem
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