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Are you talking about this one Dewoc? City Galerie
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no that is not the one, Brandon.... do you know where in the galleries it is?
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that city galerie dio was awesome! i really enjoyed that one! heres the photos,    
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that would be the one, very awesome.... i have been on many highrise jobsites like that and it looks exactly like the dio
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a classic NYC highrise construction! One of the best diorama's I have seen
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Wow that is a great dio!! Just needs a boom pump!
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Nice dio. If you like subs check out the Nautilus and remember the Seaview.. Awesome detail on interior and exterior especially the rivets !These guys do work for the Defence contractors !Even a standard shipping container looks real ! http://www.fxmodels.com/seaview.shtmlChet 
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Go to the 992C post, simple as that.
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Now if we're talking about custom Dioramas, Wilfred E has the best I have ever seen. They are outstanding. It is completely worth it to look through all 50+ pages.
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does anyone have pics of that starfish mentioned?
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If nobody's got pics of the starfish machine, just google it. And pick images when you google.
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Here a pic 
Nothing runs like a deere with a cat on its back but the link belt ate both of them
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come on guys there have to be more!
Nothing runs like a deere with a cat on its back but the link belt ate both of them
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Now that's some serious custom modelling... It really looks factory built.
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Wow, that is amazing work, what I would do to have that model. Words cannot describe it.
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I hope my English is understandable, I write using the Google translator. In many years of collecting I have seen many models well made, it is difficult to choose one in particular. Surely the choice is very subjective and focuses on the area that you prefer: in my case crawler cranes. So definitely an exceptional model is the model Dutchman EEF (American 7260 crane scale 1/50). But perhaps what impressed me most of all is this: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/12/tnpict0892.jpg/
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Sorry, accidental post
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DeWoc, The high-rise diorama is mine, and it depicts a Manhattan high-rise job, featuring the TWH Manitowoc 4100W Tower Crane. I have been adding little tidbits here and there on it.    There are some outstanding talented folks out there with truly fantastic custom-building skills that I can only envy. My hat's definitely off to all of them.
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Mano, that is some outstanding detail and work, my hat is off to you.
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