Hummer

Great job. I con only guess how many hours it took to make it. You don’t say how big it is but my guess would be 18 to 24 inches. the opening doors look great.

-- PAPLOU

Wow.

That’s just awesome !!

-- -- Neil

Thanks for the comment. Time to build was almost a year but I only worked at it a couple of hours a night a few nights a week. It was from plans from Cherry Tree Toys, although I believe they are the same as ToysandJoys Hummer plans, it’s 20 inches long and about 10 inches high.

-- Ray

Very impressive!

-- Steven - "Good enough for who it's for!"

wow ,very nice project

-- What I can do with a piece of wood and mine or your imagination. http://dorielwoodenscollections.blogspot.com

Very Nice Raymond :

I have a copy of the T&J plan but have never gotten around to give it a try. Yours turn out great from what I can see in these pictures. “A tip of the Hat” to you sir..job well done.

-- Brian, Ontario Canada,

Fantastic detail!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

You have more patience than me, Ray! :)

Absolutely fantastic job!

Greg

-- "Hey, you dang woodchucks! Quit chuckin' my wood!"

Wow Raymond! Great work on this.

-- Mike, an American living in Norway.

Very impressive! How do you cut all the small parts for that? I’ll bet you’re not using a table saw very much.

-- Randy Morter, Phoenix, AZ

I can hear my old sergeant yelling at me from this one. :)

-- The nicer the nice, the higher the price!

great job raymond

-- robert dignam

Crickey thats intense, you are amazing..

-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug

Thanks for all the kind comments. For some of the small detail pieces I use my milling machine. I used my router alot on this project as well. I have all the pieces cut for the other 4 and they are all in various stages of construction.

-- Ray

Nuthin’ short of cooooool! Fantastic job!

-- "I am endeavoring, ma'am, to construct a mnemonic memory circuit using stone knives and bear skins."