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  1. Jim Finn
    I made this toy horse of poplar. Moveable legs are 3/8" thick, body is 1" thick. Overall dimensions are: 6.5" tall and 7.5" long
  2. Jim Finn
    This is what I have been working on the past few days. I plan to sell a few but I made them mostly to give to local childrens hospitals and to the Salvation Army. Eight large 8" and one small 5". Made of poplar and pine. Golf tees pivots on the larger ones and wheel pegs on smaller. Still working on more of these. (small ones) I cannot sell my other stuff as fast as I make them so I make toys, to give away, when I am caught up on making items I offer for sale.
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