Toy Makers from all over the World (2)
| Aschi's Workshop is showing here wooden toys made from Aschi's Workshop Plans. | Aschi welcomes everyone to distribute to this page with pictures from wooden toys made from Aschi's Workshop Plans. | Aschi endavours to make this to the largest page for home made wooden toys on the net. | Check out Aschi's Workshop Plans. Over 100 patterns and plans to choose from. Free Plans and workshop tips...... click here. |
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| Aschi has built a new Model for the Tuff Truck Scale 1:20 the Tipper Trailer can be used as Semi-Trailer or, equipped with a Dolly, as Dog-Trailer. |
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Two Trailers hooked up to the Road Tractors from Aschi's Plan #209. A Road Train model up to 4 ft long. all plans are from Aschi's Workshop. |
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| Bob Tribolet from the Gold Coast / Australia has submitted pictures from the LandRovers he made from Aschi's Workshop plan #188. Right: The FREE DOZER plan is still a favorite with everyone. |
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| Brian Scammell from Canada is building toys for the Christmas markets. Some to sell, some to give away for charity. |
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Brian made these Road Tractors from Aschi's Workshop plan #171. Replicas of the famouse COE's with 3 different sleeper cabs. |
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Paul Jobbins: Hi Peter, Second attempt at the Aero Racer, this time with a few tweaks. Another delighted child! This plan is certainly a winner, thanks again. Paul
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This plan is certainly a winner, thanks again. The AERO RACER is plan #183 from Aschi's Workshop
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PS. I'm currently in Queenstown, New Zealand (not Cleveland, UK as previously listed. |
| Bob Tribolet from the Gold Coast in Queensland/ Australia has submitted pictures of his super model. ". I am really happy how it turned out..." |
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Bob has built this Big Rig from Aschi's Workshop plan #197. The Custom Rig is from the Tuff Truck Series in scale 1:20.
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| Pat Smith from California: Peter, As promised—here are a few of the last batch of trains and trucks. Now I’m done for a while with trains!! The Trains are painted with a water based Acrylic and clear coated with a coat of Polyurethane water based gloss. |
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The natural wood are coated with a liberal application of boiled linseed oil which gives them that warm glow! The Fire Trucks get the same treatment. Enjoy the pictures—Pat The plan for the train is #199 and the plan for the Fire Engine is FREE. All from Aschi's Workshop. |
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Rien de Jong from the Netherlands: I had many hours of fun building your US Trucks. Now my grandson has many hours of fun in the role of Trucking company. |
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| Paul Jobbins from Cleveland, UK: Finally got round making the Aero Racer (183) and the Light Chopper (186) models. |
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Both set of plans were easy to follow and have produced results that my son and his friend aredelighted with! | Check out Aschi's Workshop AERO page. Easy to build and lots of fun. |
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Pat Smith from California: Peter,I have finished the flatbed truck #207... I have added a drive shaft...for the bes I used small pieces of wood, like the real trucks. ... I'm going tostart assembling the 20 train sets (plan #199) tomorrow. Have a good day - Pat |
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Ed Copping from Canada has sent the first pictures from Christmas 2013. Ed's grandson is a very happy chap. The train is made from Aschi's plans 129, 130, 131, 159,168. |
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"BL Truck." - This is a combination of your Cab Over plan #171 and Trailer Plan #187. I work part time for a Christmas Tree grower here in Quebec . We deliver trees using 53 foot, drop deck trailers. Company name is BL Christmas Trees so I added "B-L" cutouts on front of trailer.
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Bob Tribolet from the Gold Coast / Australia Peter, finished before Christmas first chance i have had to send photos . I liked this model i found making the steam engine a lot of fun , hope you and your family had a great christmas and a happy new year .Kindest regards Bob |
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Tractors from Aschi's Workshop. Lanz Bulldog, Plan #193; US Farm Tractor, Plan#138; Classic Tractor, Plan #109; GDR Tactor, Plan #133; Farm Tractor, Plan #117; |
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Super model for the writing desk or sturdy toy, Aschi's Workshop has plans for. |
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Andrea Greco, Middletown, NY.: Dear Peter, thank you for the plans. They were clear, accurate and easy to follow. I was very happy with the results, and I hope the little boy who will receive the train will get many years of enjoyment out of it. I thought you might want a picture of the finished train. I gave it a coat of color, sanded it down to make it look like a much loved vintage toy, and finished it with wax and a light buffing. Aschi's Plan #144 |
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| Pat Smith from California is making a great number of wooden toy trains. some natural wood, some painted. Pat is using Aschi's Workshop Plan #199 and makes some alteration. |
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| Thomas Little from Rocky Mtn House, Alberta, Canada is making toys to order. Thomas is using Aschi's plans and makes alterations to suit the customers wishes. |
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| Gerhard Sachse from Leipzig / Germany is making Wooden Toys, using plywood. |
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| Pat Smith from California has made 36 Fire Trucks from Aschi's FREE PLAN #212. Pat has made also a Hot Rod version of the Fire Truck. See also the Fire Truck Page. |
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| Thomas Scheumann has built the colorful fleet from Aschi's Plans. Thomas also builds truck models. |
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| George Waite from Atwood, Co. USA, is a professioneller toymaker. George built the model from Aschi's Workshop plans and makes alterations. |
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