Here are a couple more pictures I received tonight. These come from Rob Rennell. Rob is pretty new to scrolling but he made some changes to my 2x4 truck pattern. Making toys from rough construction grade material is one of my favorite projects. Rob says he is going to make a series of different trucks based off this concept. Thanks for the pictures Rob and keep us updated on your new trucks.
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