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Stunning, fantastic work, looks like it is ready for another pick. Graham
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belongs in a museum. perfect!
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Quote:I really put my heart and soul into this project.
And it really shows my friend. You are THE BEST when it comes to weathering and I have learned a lot just in the small amount of info I have picked up. Maybe Master Craftsman would be a better choice of words. THANKS for sharing. Terry
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UNBELEIVEABLE!
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Thanks guys, it really means a lot.
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Best set of of pic's ever on this forum. Hard to figure out if it's not the real thing in some pic's. Good pictures also you have more than one talent. (ps put some spaces between the the pic's then they will look even better )  Eef
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I am really at a loss for words here. You had me fooled on it being the real deal. Hands down, you are the best!
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Wow, I don't even know what to say about that! You are the freakin' MAN!
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WOW!!, that is impressive, If not for the white platform underneath, I would swear it was a real crane! awesome backdrop too, mind if I ask where one would get something like that?
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Stunning... I really don't know what else to say! The backdrops suit perfectly! All you need now is some muddy ground pictures to stick underneath the setup! Rowan.
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brian falcone wrote:belongs in a museum. perfect! Really exquisite. I trust you have some plans to perhaps display this work at a model show or expo? 
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Amazing job!
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Stunning! I thought those last photos were real at first!!!!! Red
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You Sir, are an artist.
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Stunning is not even close. There is just not words to describe it. Speechless............... Please take as many cookies as you want....................
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