WWS7 - Old Wagon by mapps

MarketPlace Showcase • Historical • posted on Apr 03, 2007

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This is the latest wagon addition to WWS7 - The Livery Stable. The seat 9still underconstruction) will be a smart prop so the wagon can be used with it or without as a utility wagon. Richard sent me pics of this old wagon ages ago it is fgalling appart and parked in form of some resturant. Been meaning to build it for ages. Now with the livery I fonaly got an exscuse to build it. I'll be doing one more wagon and a few more room decorations and then the set will be done. A winter version with a sleigh will be the bonus gift.

Comments (12)

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shadownet

12:50PM | Tue, 03 April 2007

Looks great!

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LudyMelltSekher

2:22PM | Tue, 03 April 2007

{@}~Hello my dear friend, Precious and brilliant artwork, Impressive!! Congratulations with all my heart!! Every day your work is more beautiful!!! A million stars and roses deserves this artwork, strong>~{@}~{@}~{@}~{@}</strong (Thank you so much for your nice comments in mine) Happy Tuesday Luminous Blessings (Excuses my English, I use a translator) Ludy~{@}

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Richardphotos

2:48PM | Tue, 03 April 2007

the details are outstanding Mike, especially the iron tie downs and wagon wheels

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BBarbs

5:58PM | Tue, 03 April 2007

Very well done Mike. Truly looks like the real thing. Wagons like that abound in the Wild west. You did a truly amazing job !

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tallpindo

5:37AM | Wed, 04 April 2007

One would really get jerked around on a bumpey road with that short tongue. But then it seems to have rubber tires. One of the questions I have is "did persecution of witches begin with the invention of the four-wheeled wagon?" It's hard to look back before the 1600's for an answer. The 1400's is an absolute block.

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