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Oh my, now THAT I'm really looking forward to. The 3900T is one of my all-time favorites...
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Wow that is unreal very nice work
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There is no doubt about it. You Sir are the modeler of the Century. I don't know what to say other than it's PERFECT.
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That is a sweet job, nice work Jason
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Beautiful!!! Are you coming to IMCATS with this beauty? Kerst
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Another beautiful model! PLEASE don't be afraid to post more pictures of your work, it's absolutely amazing work. I can't wait to see more of the crane
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kerst wrote:Beautiful!!!
Are you coming to IMCATS with this beauty?
Kerst I dont think he "owns" that one anymore. From what I have heard, this one is owned buy International Union of Operating Engineers Local 324. I believe it is at our main office in Livonia Mi
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Beautiful model!
Absolutely love the weathering job as well.
Nothing says old rig like lots of exhaust soot.
Again, thanks for sharing.
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Thanks a lot guys, I really appreciate it.
turbo21835, That is correct, the 3900T and the 4100 diorama are at the main office.
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Very accurate and detailed model! The weathering effect is perfect, thats hard to do!
Dump on the edges, the middle will take care of itself.
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I could dribble on and on about this but instead will leave it at this.....Absolutely beautiful!
Great work!
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Can't have too many pictures of true art. Hmmmm....Suddenly I don't like my toys as much anymore.  Tremndous effort born2lift08!!
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Very, very impressive!. I am so impressed by the little details, like the wrenches on the hood and gauges in the cab! Cool truck crane and cool model!
Chris
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Great models. Guess with that much detail it this kinda answers itself, but what did you use for material, Brass, white metal, plastic or a mix?
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Awesome work! Truly amazing!
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