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   jarhead | Apr 08, 2007 12:38pm | #1

   Man, those are nice! I don't remember, do you sell your works or are you just doing them for your yunguns?

   Semper Fi

   "To be young and a conservative, you have no heart"

   "To be old and a liberal, you have no mind"

   Winston Churchill

   "Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference. The Marines don't have that problem."
   PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, 1985

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   doodabug | Apr 08, 2007 08:12pm | #5

   Thanks Jarhead. I do these mostly for myself. Don't think these would be child friendly. To many small parts to break and swallow.

    I have given a few to friends and family and have donated several to charity.

   Do you think BT would let me auction one for charity?

                                                                              Dallas

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   BossHog | Apr 09, 2007 03:26pm | #16

   "Do you think BT would let me auction one for charity?"

   I think you could do it easily enough. Just post in the "reader Classifieds" and let everyone know what you're doing. You could either pick the charity yourself or let the buyer pick it. Or let everyone vote on it.

   I don't see a problem with it.
   Avoiding meaningful employment is hard work

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   doodabug | Apr 10, 2007 12:04am | #17

   Thanks Boss, I have been thinking about this for a while. I like the idea of letting buyer pick the charity.

                                                              Dallas

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   stevent1 | Apr 08, 2007 12:53pm | #2

   Your work is great! How do you get the tracks to look so real?

   Chuck S

   live, work, build, ...better with wood
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   doodabug | Apr 08, 2007 08:16pm | #6

   Thanks Chuck,  The tracks are just a bunch of little pieces glued together.

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   MisterT | Apr 08, 2007 02:45pm | #3

   Once again you did good!!!

   Have you started on the Bucket-Wheel Excavator yet???

   I don't Know what I am doing

   But

   I am VERY good at it!!

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   doodabug | Apr 08, 2007 08:21pm | #7

   Thanks again Mister T, I'm not sure I am ready to take on a task as big as a Bucket-Wheel Excavator. Maybe when I am full retired. 10,056 working hours till then.

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   MisterT | Apr 09, 2007 05:03am | #14

   sooner or later yer gonna run outa small stuff and have to grduate to big machines...
   I don't Know what I am doing

   But

   I am VERY good at it!!

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   doodabug | Apr 09, 2007 02:17pm | #15

   Or find something better to do with my time.

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   MisterT | Apr 10, 2007 01:48am | #18

   what could be better than quality shop time!!!I don't Know what I am doing

   But

   I am VERY good at it!!

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   DougU | Apr 08, 2007 06:52pm | #4

   You the man!

   My son just got the dozer that you sent, he's ecstatic. Long story on the delivery of that package.

   Now we have to make a fitting shelf for the truck and dozer.

   You should be getting your box back in the next week or so with some goodies in it.

   Doug

    

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   doodabug | Apr 08, 2007 08:23pm | #8

   Thanks Doug, Funny how one thing always leads to another.   Dallas

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   maddog3 | Apr 08, 2007 08:49pm | #9

   TWO of them...
   you have a regular production line now eh?

   I've been busier than a cat covering....., I 'll shoot by there one day later in the week if that's all right with you?

   I see they're finally starting to tear down the A-C Powerhouse, what a shame !

   Hi Barb !!

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   , wer ist jetzt der Idiot ?

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   doodabug | Apr 08, 2007 09:11pm | #10

   Maddog, It didn't take much longer to build two at once.

   I read in here you were dragging butt.

   Any time is fine, I'll put the coffee on.

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   maddog3 | Apr 08, 2007 09:16pm | #11

   OK ....;^).

   .

   .

   ., wer ist jetzt der Idiot ?

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   jeraldine | Apr 09, 2007 01:00am | #12

   Very Good Doodabug  Enjoy your work.

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   doodabug | Apr 09, 2007 01:22am | #13

   Thanks jeraldine