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I want one of these
- Thread starter ButtonMonkey
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DEFENDER 01
Big Landy Fan
Thats Great i want one as well i have seen these at shows and thought about making one but never get the time
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ButtonMonkey
Trekker
Just checked the Little Leafers web site but they haven't released the plans yet.
They do say Jan 2007 though so hopefuly soon.
They do say Jan 2007 though so hopefuly soon.
ButtonMonkey
Trekker
Bigredone
Overdrive!
Tough choice, I think i would go with the series 1 as thats about the only chance i have of owning one
JimGNR
Trekker
I want to make one too, not sure if I will buy plans to follow or just go with my own plan in my head!!
My boy is only 4mths, I would like to think I will have one made for him by the time he is 7 or 8.
We sell electric bicycles (and very small, little motor bikes! well used to so we have loads of spares) so I was thinking of using an electric bike motor and controls as they are very good, have a range of 35+miles and go at a fair speed and a bit easier for a kid to use.
I was thinking of making a seperate metal chassis and then mounting a wooden body on top, the toylander has no seperate chassis. I just prefer making stuff from metal.
But first of all, I have been commisioned to make something interesting from these parts, that is useful in the garden but powered, cant really say too much more in case I want to patent the design.
My boy is only 4mths, I would like to think I will have one made for him by the time he is 7 or 8.
We sell electric bicycles (and very small, little motor bikes! well used to so we have loads of spares) so I was thinking of using an electric bike motor and controls as they are very good, have a range of 35+miles and go at a fair speed and a bit easier for a kid to use.
I was thinking of making a seperate metal chassis and then mounting a wooden body on top, the toylander has no seperate chassis. I just prefer making stuff from metal.
But first of all, I have been commisioned to make something interesting from these parts, that is useful in the garden but powered, cant really say too much more in case I want to patent the design.
