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Outstanding project,
Just beautiful!!!
And now we know where the wheels were going. COOL!!!

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Looks fantastic. Love the tires ! (tyres?)

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howww did you do the tires GRRRRRRRRR

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Another outstanding project by Dutchy way to go

htl Thanks

Joe Wikipedia: In Canada, as in the US, tire is the older spelling, but both were used in the 15th and 16th centuries (for a metal tire). Tire became the settled spelling in the 17th century but tyre was revived in the UK in the 19th century for rubber/pneumatic tyres, possibly because it was used in some patent documents,[185] though many continued to use tire for the iron variety. The Times newspaper was still using tire as late as 1905. For the verb meaning “to grow weary” both American and British English use only the tire spelling

Tony With patience.

Dee1 Thanks for your help and postman activities.

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Very nice Jan, good to see those tyres have been put to good use

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Great model!! Thanks for all the photos. Now about the Tires?

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A fabulous model. Way past my accuracy, skill, and PATIENCE!

I bet you do not want to know how much time you have in it!

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Outstanding

-- Bruce, Boise, ID

Nice job!

WOW. VERY NICE !

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Your going to be the T&G’s best
. Hell, you are now.

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Another amazing T&J model of yours! The level of detail in this is amazing, and those tires are most impressive! I always look forward to your next model!

-- Dean -- "Don't give up the ship -- fight her 'till she sinks!" Capt James Lawrence USN

Looks awesome Jan, those tyres look superb.

-- Sean

Awsome build Duthy, I love your contrasting timber choice. There is nothing more I can add to the wheels that hasn’t been said.
It’s a shame you will be remembered forever for your skill at wheel design rather than your good looks.

For the verb meaning ”to grow weary” both American and British English use only the tire spelling

- Dutchy

I also commend you on your new role as a philosopher… Is there no end to your tallents?
Sorry for adding weight to this sub-topic, after all, this post is about your great build and not Yanky bashing.

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