Tom Boy Fishin' Shadow Pattern at WoodCraftPlans.com

Tom Boy Fishin' Shadow Pattern
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$5.00

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The little tom boy is heading back from the fishin' hole with his catch in hand. He's got a sureness in his stride and you can bet there's a smile on his face. Standing 30" tall, he's almost a life size boy. You can easily change the pole and fish around to add your own personal touch.

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