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OK did some dio work this morning here you go... Starting to clear out the road  Good pic of the D6 doing what is does best  moving some trees out of the way. you can see the custom roll cage and windshield protection, side note. the operator hates it=>:-< lucky for him it is a bolt-on  Ok now we are getting some dirt moving, we are trying to smooth out the slope on the road. We are going to be having some large loads and cranes using it so we do not want it to steep  Our track loader clearing out where the guard shack be  more on the way............
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OK here is the supply truck with the guard shack fuel tank and some pallets and ply wood  Once the truck is out of the way we can off load  Here we go   careful now do not want to drop it  and there all empty, get the trailer out of the way  Setting stone down as a nice base to put the shack, did you notice whats is missing? the cab guard operator took it off   All set up not bad, lets call it a day  Everyone is coming in and getting ready to go home. Notice our solar panel flood light and cameras  Last guy out lock the gate   That is it for now hope you enjoyed Jason
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wow....thats a nice dio....just one question, where did you get the tires for the 924? I want some...lol.
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awesome as usual jason...looks great...cant wait to see more
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hulan wrote:wow....thats a nice dio....just one question, where did you get the tires for the 924? I want some...lol.
Greg H In second that Great setup, what r u going to do for a piledriver?
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FANTASTIC!! When are you going to start casing the barrels for sale? I want some! Great Job Jason. I hope I can see it in person soon! Jake
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PileDriving wrote:hulan wrote:wow....thats a nice dio....just one question, where did you get the tires for the 924? I want some...lol.
Greg H In second that Great setup, what r u going to do for a piledriver? Thanks guys I am trying to get this dio to look as real as possible, I have to admit some of the pics look real to me As for a pile driver I have this to use  Jason
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ManitowocMan wrote:FANTASTIC!! When are you going to start casing the barrels for sale? I want some! Great Job Jason. I hope I can see it in person soon!
Jake I might cast them Jake I just need to but some silicon for a mold as for seeing it in person, you know where I live you are always welcome Jason
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Wonderful! By the way, did the truck get out of there without help? Kerst
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incredable, amazing, stunning, fantastic, detailed, am I missing any other words to describe your dio.
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CheeseHead wrote:incredable, amazing, stunning, fantastic, detailed, am I missing any other words to describe your dio. Not at all. Awesome diorama!
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Sorry I don't get to post very often. I stay pretty busy at work here lately. Just wanted to say the dio looks awesome. Nice attention to detail. Can't wait to see the refinery in the future. I'm sure it will be amazing. Have a good one.
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you should build some swinging leads and a hammer for your 885. I have yet to build the hammer but here are me leads:   Dont mind the hammer, quick build to see what it would look like. I built a better looking set of leads, but I havent taken pictures of it yet. Justin
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So when you have the guard shack occupied, you realize he probably won't allow you on site with your camera gear, right? 
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Now this is what I call a Diorama! It is superb!!! Im looking forward for more!!!
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That's awesome, but you should build a Gin pole truck to offload the office, and pipe racks and things like that. I can get you some pictures if you need them. Graham
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ulf wrote:So when you have the guard shack occupied, you realize he probably won't allow you on site with your camera gear, right? Hey it has its perks to be the owner sometimes You will not find any working girls on this site  How is ULF coming along Jason
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