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Surely I’m not the only uncle-who-went-a-little-too-far…
I made this when I was asked to “help” my nephew, Logan, make a car for his pinewood derby with Boy Scouts.
Needless to say, I went a little overboard… but he did say he wanted a shark!
-- Jchon - Denton, TX
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Oncle Jules
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posted 484 days ago
Great!
A lot of fun and very original!
Congratulations!
Oncle Jules
DAN
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posted 484 days ago
cool shark car … good job
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jockmike2
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posted 484 days ago
I remember those days nothing looking as good as that though, very cool indeed. jockmike
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Brent
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posted 484 days ago
I made one very similar for my son last February. It was even the same color. However, your car is much nicer. I know your nephew loved it.
-- Brent - Shreveport, Louisiana
MsDebbieP
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posted 484 days ago
haha you make a great boy scout
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TreeBones
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posted 481 days ago
You are a wood worker of my own heart. I tend to get cared away sometimes too. Great work!
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Michael Brailsford
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posted 60 days ago
Very nice. I once made a car for one of my sons that looked like an aircraft carrier, complete with planes. It was slow, but he won best design.
-- Michael A. Brailsford