Hey everyone!
I have recently opened up a shop on Etsy.com to sell my wooden airplane whirligigs. I have so much fun making them, and love learning the history behind each model I build. I have recently moved into the business of selling them, as i cannot possibly fit anymore in my yard!!! You’ll find that the prices I have chosen are very low, just enough to keep the cost of supplies from getting my wifes attention! so check them out here:
http://www.rickswhirligigs.etsy.com
thanks!!!
-- Rick, http://www.rickswhirligigs.etsy.com
3 comments so far
Jimi_C
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#1 posted 1220 days ago
Wow, you’re selling those cheap :) Hope you sell lots of them, they look great.
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toyguy
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#2 posted 1220 days ago
I love the ww1 airplanes… I have built many of them over the years, but mine were not whirly-gigs, mostly giant scale radio control models…........ The Fokker DVII has to be my favorite…..... Did one here for the lumber jocks 2×4 competitions some time back. ” http://lumberjocks.com/projects/4268” :http://lumberjocks.com/projects/4268
Have never build an albatros, but they are real nice planes. would make a good whirly-gig. Good luck in your venture…..........
-- Brian, Ontario Canada,
Damian Penney
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#3 posted 1219 days ago
Those are really cool and I think you should bump up the price (at least $40 across the board)
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