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  1. 02-12-2011, 8:17 PM #1
    Peter Odell
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    Doll House

    I made this for a auction for a little girl that is dieing of cancer it is a shame. She is only 2 years old I also made one for her as well. If you could of seen the look on her face it was price less I had to leave the room because I was starting to cry.
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  3. 02-12-2011, 9:22 PM #2
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    You are a good man, Peter. Choked me up just reading your post. That's a beautiful little house too, I'm sure it brought a little joy to each person who saw it.

    Thanks for sharing, dee
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  4. 02-13-2011, 1:20 AM #3
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    Beautiful work!! What wood and thickness did you use? Is it possible to share this file? I would like to make one and give it away.

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    Peter

    That is beautiful. I'm sure that is a project that will have some long term "feel good" about it. You seized the moment to make somebody happy. My compliments!
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    What a wonderful thing you did for this child! I wish there were more people like you in this world - what a difference it would make!! Well done Peter...a gift from the heart - beautiful.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Tatarian View Post
    Beautiful work!! What wood and thickness did you use? Is it possible to share this file? I would like to make one and give it away.

    Chris
    Chris, I believe it's a laserbuzz file. Available here : http://www.laserbuzz.com/toychest/index.htm
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