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sick bother! Keep them coming
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Amazing job !!! i like it !!
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that is just amazing....it looks so real...great job
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SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL AND JUST HOW IT SHOULD LOOK!!
__________________________________________________________________ Tom It's pretty sad when the only modeling tool you own is a box cutter.
If the only tool you have is a hammer, you start to see every problem as a nail. Abraham Maslow
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Sweet! Thanks for sharing the pictures. That is awesome.
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You should e-mail Manitowoc and see if they would be intrested in any of your talent.
Spot on and again they need to be in a museum!
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Detailed right down to the poorly fitting 8D battery box cover.
Love the tracks. Love the chain case. Cant wait to see more.
Superior effort born2lift08!!
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Thanks guys. Your kind words really make me feel like all the work was worth it.
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Fantastic!
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That is just totally amazing. Words really do escape me. It may as well be the real machine. Not only is the weathering top notch but your photography is also of a very high standard.
Thank you for sharing!
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nice work! www.langtool.comwww.langlandclearing.comwww.prolec.co.uk/index.php“Disclaimer: the views expressed here are my own and in no way represent the views or policies of any official agency.or said above The bearer of bad news on a new site, the HYDRO-AX guy
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Paul R, Thanks. It's funny. When I took the pics of the ringer, I had all my lights out and took a lot of time to prepair. For the tower, I just set up the back drop and opened the verticle blinds in the kitchen and went for it. I took one pic and had a look at it on the PC, opened it in photoshop and did a light levels adjustment. I was very suprised at how good they came out.
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Unbelievable job born2lift08. Just curious, how many hours did you have in the project? Jeff
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JSW57, Thank you. I have about 72 hours into it. It would have been 5 or so more hours if I wouldn't have used the airbrush to do the fading.
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WOW, I can believe it. Keep up the great work and please post more pics, I would like to see a few shots of the boom.
Thanks, Jeff
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JSW57, thanks, unfortunetaly the tower has been shipped to it new owner. I was going to take it outside to take some full on shots, but the day I took the pics it was raining. After I took the pics I tore it down and packaged it up. The next tower I do, I will take it outside.
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