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    DSCI0588.jpgDSCI0568.jpgDSCI0583.jpgDSCI0584.jpgDSCI0590.jpghi i finally finished the cab over tractor i struggled with this one took the best part of 8 months on and off it is 19 inches long 7 wide the wood i used are maple sapele and american walnut the wheels are 3 inch which i made my self using beech for the rims and ebonised sapele for the tyres i put the extra stripe on the roof because i didnt have a piece of maple wide enough i plan to make a flat bed trailer for it later thanks for looking
    bob

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    Superb Bob definitely a winner in my eyes. The extra stripe I would have not noticed as it looks as though it should be there. Great choice of wood and also great finish. Who's plans is it made from.
    What is the next project or is it a case of wait and see, whatever it is look forward to it.

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    Hi Derek thanks for the kind comments the plans i got from gatto plan supply's in America Iam going to make a flat bed trailer for the truck first then another vw beetle I gave mine away I also started the model a ford from gatto plans about a year ago so I plan to do a bit more work on that I also started an Indian intarsia motorcycle which Iam halfway through so I've got plenty to do ,did you go to the woodwork show at detling I missed it forgot it was on
    bob

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobman 58 View Post
    Hi Derek thanks for the kind comments the plans i got from gatto plan supply's in America Iam going to make a flat bed trailer for the truck first then another vw beetle I gave mine away I also started the model a ford from gatto plans about a year ago so I plan to do a bit more work on that I also started an Indian intarsia motorcycle which Iam halfway through so I've got plenty to do ,did you go to the woodwork show at detling I missed it forgot it was on
    Yes I did go to the show had a good time talking to alot of people and had a good look around the trade stands, and yes spent some money as you do at these events.

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    Ooooh! Very nice and terrific craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing
    -Scott

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    very cool another plan i have to get

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    Another great model from the Bobman! Can't wait for the next one.

    Bret

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    WOW .............. spectacular !!!


    greg

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    Superb build Bobman!!!

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    G'day Bob,
    Excellent workmanship as usual,I am impressed how you can switch from intarsia to model making & dont miss a beat. I don't know how you keep so many project's going at the same time.
    I have drama's with one at a time.
    Looking foreward to the Indian,


    Regard's Jim.

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    Just catching up and spotted this. Great work, Bob. You did a fantastic job on this one. Love it.
    ... Steve

    -- Monkey see, monkey do --

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