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This was a toy airplane I made my nephew a few years ago. This was one of my favorite projects because it was a birthday present. The unique thing about the plane is if you look closely at the pictures you can see the the lights in the corners of the wings and the switch in the middle of the plane. I bought the lights and a battery pack from a local electronics store and wired them in with a 12v flasher from a car so when the switch was turned on the lights would flash.
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TopamaxSurvivor
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#1 posted 1155 days ago
Nice job on that!! Welcome to LJ.
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#2 posted 1155 days ago
too Cool. As you will see I love toys, welcome to LJ’s
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#3 posted 1154 days ago
cool plane
it´s hard to see but I gess he can sit in it
you most have been the uncle of the year
when you delivered it
welcometo L J injoy and have fun
Dennis
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#4 posted 1154 days ago
Outta sight airplane!!!!!!!!! What kid would not want one like that. Nice job. Thanks for sharing!
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#5 posted 1153 days ago
Graet Job!!!!!!!
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#6 posted 738 days ago
Freakin Awsome!!! Did you router chanels for the wiring or drill holes?
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