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Antique Autos and Deskset Plans
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Full size patterns help you make four toy replicas of antique autos like: a 1910 International Harvester Pickup, a 1912 Hispano Bus, a 1900 Packard Roadster, and a 1904 Nash Rambler.

Two options for display base provided, though only the one designed as a country lane with mailbox and fence is pictured here. The bus is 14" long for reference. Full size patterns and friendly directions make this a project anyone can complete and enjoy. A complete materials list is furnished for all projects in the pack, plus our customer support.

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