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Hi, I hope you like this project BIG BOY train 4884. It is built with pine and oak. This project does not use metal or nails. All parts are attached with glue. The train is 5 inches wide, 6 inches high and 49 1/2 inches long. It was a challenge but I succeeded. I built in 200 hours. Thank you.
-- What I can do with a piece of wood and mine or your imagination. http://dorielwoodenscollections.blogspot.com
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 498 days ago
Wow wow wow That’s a fantastic train ,so much detail and great workmanship. Wonderful
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USMC6531
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#2 posted 498 days ago
Amazing details…great job!
Hallmark
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#3 posted 498 days ago
Assume job!!! Very well worth the 200 hours, can’t wait to show my son.
-- Style is simple, but not my execution of it.
woodworm
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#4 posted 498 days ago
Great project with very fine details!
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razor524
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#5 posted 498 days ago
Very nice!!
Paul2274
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#6 posted 498 days ago
I love trains… My sons love trains. This is the best most amazing train I have ever seen anyone build.
Absolute favorite!
This should be a showcase for next months news letter!
Paul
Brett
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#7 posted 498 days ago
As my kids would say: OMG!
-- More tools, fewer machines.
rmoore
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#8 posted 498 days ago
Wonderful job! As soon as I saw this it reminded me of the trains built by Mooney Warther. I find out about his work from an old copy of Hartville Tool catalog (2007 – 2008). Here’s a link to the museum of his work. http://www.warthers.com/
-- The more I learn, the more I realize I don't know. Ron, Crossville Tn
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#9 posted 498 days ago
As a trainoholic, I am impressed. Now lets see the Challenger in another 200 hours…..
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Belg1960
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#10 posted 498 days ago
I think this is truly amazing , as a model RR I really appreciate all the details. I would love to see you tackle a shay or a climax, just for the irony, logging engines build out of wood!!!
-- ***Pat*** Rookie woodworker looking for an education!!!
toyguy
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#11 posted 497 days ago
very nice…..... You are one talented guy.
-- Brian, Ontario Canada,
stefang
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#12 posted 497 days ago
Wow Doriel! This is truly a masterpiece. I can’t imagine it getting any better than this. Superb craftsmanship and an extremely interesting locomotive too. I love models and this is one of the best I’ve seen.
-- Mike, American in Norway
Lee A. Jesberger
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#13 posted 497 days ago
Incredible details here.
Very nice.
Lee
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roundtabledesign
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#14 posted 497 days ago
Um…wow. That’s some amazing details. Congrats on the great work!
-- Jeff - Fargo, ND
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#15 posted 497 days ago
INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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