Welcome.
My name is Brian Graham. I live in Caledonia, Ontario Canada. I am a hobbyist, woodworker, toy builder and artist. Now that's a mouthful, but it is true. With-in this personal web page I will try and show you what Table Top Toys is all about.
I guess I have been building models all my life. Starting as a young lad, building the small plastic model kits, and later in life building giant scale radio control model airplanes. A few years ago, a friend introduced me to wood toy building. Since that point, I have not looked back.
The toys I build are not really toys at all. They are more of a static display model, conversation piece or art, however one wants to perceive them. All my toys are modeled from some sort of vehicle. These subjects render a lovely display piece suitable for a home or office. Some people call them art. Some people just call them models. I choose to call them toys as they are not exact to scale. As for art, it's in the eye of the beholder.
Have a look around my site and make up your own mind. If there are any budding wood toy makers among you, I'm sure you will find some of the information here helpful.
Enjoy
My name is Brian Graham. I live in Caledonia, Ontario Canada. I am a hobbyist, woodworker, toy builder and artist. Now that's a mouthful, but it is true. With-in this personal web page I will try and show you what Table Top Toys is all about.
I guess I have been building models all my life. Starting as a young lad, building the small plastic model kits, and later in life building giant scale radio control model airplanes. A few years ago, a friend introduced me to wood toy building. Since that point, I have not looked back.
The toys I build are not really toys at all. They are more of a static display model, conversation piece or art, however one wants to perceive them. All my toys are modeled from some sort of vehicle. These subjects render a lovely display piece suitable for a home or office. Some people call them art. Some people just call them models. I choose to call them toys as they are not exact to scale. As for art, it's in the eye of the beholder.
Have a look around my site and make up your own mind. If there are any budding wood toy makers among you, I'm sure you will find some of the information here helpful.
Enjoy
