T&J Bucket Truck

I do like it very much! Sure looks real too.

I especially like the contrasting woods.

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Awesome job.

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Very nice Dee. Good wood combination and I also like the door grooves. You can be proud and I’m sure your son in law will love it.

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Great project and really well done!!!
You did an outstanding job on the tool box doors.

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very cool looking bucket truck ….... I really like the kerfs for utility boxes …..... good color combination …......... your son in law should display it proudly …...... GREAT JOB

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Very nice indeed.

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Great Build!! Wood colors are right on.

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nice clean looking build. well done

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Very well done..I really like the hydraulic cylinders on the boom.

Turned out really nice.

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This is another nice model. This one is very realistic and so beautifully done.

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G’Day Dee, Looks like this truck has just rolled off the production line, so neat with beautiful clean lines…

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Nice job!

Excellent build Dee
Very clean and nice detail.
Did you tell your son in law that he has to wash and wax it every week?
Wouldn’t hurt to check the tire pressure as well, lol

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Beautiful job D. Love to see contrasting timber and you have nailed the mix. The kerfs are nice and crisp and certainly add to the feature.
Are the knobs “hole punched”? They look great.

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