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1908 Ford model T by Bryan Woods - FINISHED - Metal Earth - 1:37 scale

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Bryan Woods

Bryan Woods

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These kits are challenging, but with persistence (and some CA glue) they can be completed in a few hours. I broke the steering wheel, right side headlight, convertible top and one of the two gear shifters off while I was putting other stuff on:-) I got them all glued back on except the gear shifter, I never knew when it went missing:-)
 

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Current builds: Captain John Smith’s shallop - Pavel Nikitin
Back on the shelf: Gretel - Mamoli

completed builds:

Sea of Galilee boat

Lowell Grand Banks dory

Norwegian sailing pram

Muscongus bay lobster smack

Peterboro Canoe- Midwest

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