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This is a 12:1 scale of our 5th wheel camper. We have dragged this all over the country over the past 10 years. It is a “Toy Hauler” and we use that part of the unit a lot. Surges, NE, motorcycle. Nebraska deer hunting, a 4 wheeler, tractor show, well…...Constructed from 100% wood and all hand built. All Red Cedar except the top and wheels, they are poplar. I have to admit I did cheat on the awning and use a store bought dowel. Shame, shame, shame. We changed out the factory vinyl to hardwood so I did it here too.
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Cozmo35
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#1 posted 1190 days ago
That is pretty cool! I really like cedar.
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toyguy
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#2 posted 1190 days ago
nice job on the camper…...... Red cedar looks great.
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Waldschrat
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#3 posted 1190 days ago
that thing looks real from a distance!
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pashley
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#4 posted 1190 days ago
Very cool!
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thelt
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#5 posted 1190 days ago
How’d the Hardwood floors work out hauling 4 wheeler, etc…. I have a 27” pull behind Toy Hauler and have thought of doing the same thing.
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Dennisgrosen
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#6 posted 1190 days ago
I realy thought from the first picture on the frontpage
that it was a real camper you had made
so I klicked to see something waow
and you didn´t disapoint me at all
but I wasn´t expecting a 12:1 scale
very well done,great work
Dennis
WistysWoodWorkingWonders
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#7 posted 1190 days ago
very nice….
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Ken90712
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#8 posted 1190 days ago
I like it, nice job!
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paplou
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#9 posted 1190 days ago
very nice job. its to big at 1:12 to fit in my 1:18 garage.
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toymaker
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#10 posted 1190 days ago
very nice when are you posting the tow vehicle?
Jei'son
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#11 posted 1190 days ago
Very awesome!
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Dez
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#12 posted 1190 days ago
Another nice one! what are you using for hinging the doors?
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#13 posted 1190 days ago
WOW thats cool
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Chris
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#14 posted 1190 days ago
Nice job.
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Raymond
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#15 posted 1190 days ago
Great job, love the choice of wood
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