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Two weeks ago a friend at school addressed me and said that he saw the picture of the model Tri-axel kenworth that I previously made on Facebook. He asked me If I would make a replica of his dad’s truck for him to give as a fathers day gift. So here is the model I made him, it is an exact replica of his dad’s Peterbuilt. The body is cherry left over from the Bell 407, and tri-axel Kenworth projects. The frame is walnut and other parts are maple, beech and padauk. I used the basic shape of the truck from the toys and joys plan, but everything was modified and new parts were added to make it as accurate as possible. I did not do this for free, as supplies and time is expensive, I charged him $200, he was happy with this price, as am I.
Thanks for taking a look,
Ryan
-- Ryan
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ND2ELK
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#1 posted 636 days ago
Very nice detail. Beautifully done and good craftsmanship. Thanks for posting.
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George_SA
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#2 posted 636 days ago
Ryan, I had a look at your projects and I must say that you very talented. Keep up the good work. I can’t help wondering what great toys your grandkids will get :-)
-- There are some things that money can't buy - Manners, morals and integrity
bobman58
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#3 posted 636 days ago
very nice ryan another great truck
-- robert dignam
hunter71
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#4 posted 636 days ago
A great build to say the least. Your friend got a very good deal for your talented work. His dad got a great present.
-- A childs smile is payment enough.
robdem
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#5 posted 635 days ago
Nice truck Ryan also like the crane you built you do some really nice work
woodworm
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#6 posted 635 days ago
Very fine detailed work – I like it.
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
toyguy
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#7 posted 635 days ago
A deal at $200.
I have made a few of these over the years and have also sold a couple in the $200 range…....not making any money doing this, but if it is for friends and such like you and I have both done, then that is just fine. At my daughters stag and doe we raffled one off as a fund raiser, did very well on it.
Nice work as always on your projects….........
-- Brian, Ontario Canada,
BigTiny
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#8 posted 631 days ago
$200 for a Peterbuilt? Now that is a bargain!
Even if you figure a scale price for a scale truck, it’s cheap cheap cheap.
A more reasonable price would be in the $400 – $500 range.
Paul
-- The nicer the nice, the higher the price!
helluvawreck
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#9 posted 631 days ago
That is an outstanding miniature. Very well done.
helluvawreck
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crowie
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#10 posted 382 days ago
G’Day Ryan,
Beautiful workmanship, top finish and love the detail…..well done.
cheers, crowie
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