In the shop, I've got two A-10 Thunderbolt II (Warthog) models in progress, alongside a couple of heart-shaped shelves. The second shelf is still under wraps, but I'll share more on that later.
The heart shelves are a breeze to craft, straightforward, satisfying, and a joy to see come together. On the other hand, the A-10s are a whole different beast. These intricate wooden toys demand precision. Cutting each part to exact specifications and hand-fitting them is a time-consuming challenge that tests patience and skill. It's way tougher than it looks, but the result is worth every meticulous moment.
The photo shows a cluttered workbench with various woodworking tools and materials. There are several pieces of wood, including cutouts for an A-10 Thunderbolt II toy airplane and heart-shaped shelves. Blue painter's tape is used to keep glue off the wood when applying templates. Tools like scissors, a utility knife, and a clamp are scattered across the surface. The scene reflects an active crafting process with both detailed and simpler projects in progress.
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