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WOW. Excellent photography.It's only because its on this site that I know they are all models.Some of them pics are so realistic.
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Oh wow, this 390F is the BEST! Your weathering is totally spot on and so well observed.
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Joined: 1/11/2007 Posts: 9,029 Location: Lincolnshire
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That’s stunning!
Paul R
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Joined: 1/28/2005 Posts: 197 Location: Vancouver, WA
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and the old man, the O&K RH40 is allways in this quarry ... OLD STYLE MANUFAKTUR
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Joined: 8/27/2014 Posts: 313 Location: Canada, Alberta
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Fantastic weathering jobs! Are these a lot of airbrush technique or do you use weathering powders as well?
A Millwright..... in Alberta.
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Joined: 12/4/2005 Posts: 878 Location: Stuttgart (Germany)
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Hi, thanks ... airbrush,brush technique... regards Steffen OLD STYLE MANUFAKTUR
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That 390F is absolutely stunning!
Paul R
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LTM 1400 THÖMEN HAMBURG ... OLD STYLE MANUFAKTUR
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Joined: 6/18/2003 Posts: 2,183 Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
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I love the Thomen livery. In this case, how long did it take you to weather this LTM 1400? It looks great. CAW
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Joined: 12/4/2005 Posts: 878 Location: Stuttgart (Germany)
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thanks for your words, when i weather it for me i have all time... so i don't counting it i think 6-8 hours... but in this time i make one or two other models on the side. regards Steffen OLD STYLE MANUFAKTUR
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Hi Steffen, Those are really amazing! Very nicely weathered, perfect background and great photography. I think you have it all Paul R
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Nicely done.The two Liebherr's look like their 'resting',between jobs.LOL.Love that 'concrete wall' behind the LTM 1400.Second pic.Is that home-made?
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Well done. They look amazing as always!
Paul R
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