Grandson's Jet Fighter

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rkh2
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Grandson's Jet Fighter

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About a month ago I had purchased some cull lumber from Home Depot and didn't really have any plans for it. I have a book titled Great All-American Wooden Toybook by Norm Marshall, who provided most of the toy plans on the Shopsmith webpage, and one of my grandsons was looking through it and kept telling me that I needed to make some of the toys for him, so I told him to pick one out and for the rest of the story, here it is. He thought it was really cool and plans on painting it this weekend. [ATTACH]12472[/ATTACH]

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Ron from Lewisburg, TN
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Glad to see I am not the only one who 'appreciates' the HD cull pile! What 'color' it is depends upon who you ask to 'color' it!;)

No trip is complete without passing by it!:D
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Post by charlese »

Nice jet, Ron!:D I know where there is a Happy Grandson, and a woodworker with a smile.
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Chuck in Lancaster, CA
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