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Truly amazing work.Thanks for sharing.
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Thats really nice! I like them! Great detail! Did a great job! 
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wooden dozer wooden push lol seriously they are awe inspiring!!!! the lines are so crisp, plus they can doze on water!!! excellent pics and excellenter models!!!!! 
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WOW ! Incredible !!
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How does one get the plans to make such detailed models? Short of photographing the real thing to death. It not as if there are a lot of DD9G still about.
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Incredible! Haven't seen anything like that since Woodchucks creations. Something about wood that makes a model special.
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WOW! That is some breath taking work.
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good god that takes some talent
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Wow! Very impressive work.
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Outstanding work!! A master craftsman for sure. Thanks for posting these!!
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WOW!!! That is awesome!! Talk about craftsmanship....that is amazing work!!!
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Absolutely stunning, it's amazing how much detail can be produced in wood! I'm speechless! Rowan.
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Too COOL! Detail down to the nuts and bolts!!
Wonder what would be the proper stain to use on something like that???
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Thanks for sharing all of this. I like wood models. Though I don't think I want to get started in building them 
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That is one excellent looking model great details........
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STUNNING!!! Really nice to see someone continue where WoodChuck left off.
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