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You know, they need to stand motionless in front of the palace gates for hours. I think these two will fit the bill. :) Great job!!
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Nice work by you both. Great detail and proportions!
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Nice work.
What plans did you use?

Are them available commercially?

Thanks.
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Here are some toy soldiers I had made out out 2x and they stand about 2' high. I also made a cat and ghost out of plywood along with a landscape timber snowman. Forgot the key chain holders. Sorry for poor quality photos.
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Key chain holders
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Cat and ghost
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Landscape time snowmen.
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Make that landscape timber snowmen

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Oooooppppps!
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Ed:

The plans come from http://thewinfieldcollection.com When I ordered, they had three sizes, giant- 90" tall, medium - 60" tall and small -36" tall. When I searched for this reply I only found the giant but I'm sure the others are still available as mine was purchase in August.

WEMNFZY:

Your soldiers look like a great idea for an indoor decoration. Look Good!

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