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Dalboy

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If you wonder why I have not produced a lot for a while the simple answer is because I am part way through building this model as many know this is my other woodworking love as well as earns me a little extra to buy tools.
 

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Dalboy

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I am bored or should that be I have been boring yesterday I did a little drilling only 148 holes in all the ladder parts plus a couple of slots for the upper ladder to run in
 

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I am bored or should that be I have been boring yesterday I did a little drilling only 148 holes in all the ladder parts plus a couple of slots for the upper ladder to run in

That’s a “hole” lot of work you have been doing there:funny::funny:

It all reminds me about watching I think it was Mr Blizards toy making on TV when I was a kid..

All great stuff and something that is more than a toy it’s a work of art.

Kevin :banana:
 

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Complements to you Derek there is a whole art in this type of woodwork,detail,detail to perfection.

Well done mate.

Peter.
 

Dalboy

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That’s a “hole” lot of work you have been doing there:funny::funny:

It all reminds me about watching I think it was Mr Blizards toy making on TV when I was a kid..

All great stuff and something that is more than a toy it’s a work of art.

Kevin :banana:

I remember watching him as well

Complements to you Derek there is a whole art in this type of woodwork,detail,detail to perfection.

Well done mate.

Peter.

Just plenty of time put into it Peter

I could have sent you some white ants to save you all that drilling, Derek.:ciggrin::funny:

Termites more like Mark

Roughly put the ladder assembly on the main body as it will need to be taken apart for ease of finishing, then onto some fine detail as well as the wheels.
 

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Dalboy

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No more picture now until it is complete, working on the last bit now which are the wheels these may take two or three days.
 
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