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All done! My first attempt to "Distress" a model.       
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Now that looks as accurate as can be!! Well done! I really like the dents and deformations on the top edge-totally accurate!
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That looks pretty awesome. To make it a true New England roll-off you need the rusting hole-thru edges along the bottom.
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Beautiful job. Very well done! BTW, is that a standard roll-off container, or completely scratchbuilt? I've been looking for something like that for a while now...
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It's all scratch built.
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If the only tool you have is a hammer, you start to see every problem as a nail. Abraham Maslow
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Great job.
You should put that prototype into production, like Remko, I've been looking for something like that for a while now.
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Great job!!
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Fantastic! All you need now is a truck to put it on....
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Hi !
This rolloff is ASTONISHING !! very nice job , 30 yds of super details !!!
my hats off to your craftmanship !!!
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 looks real to me , great job! Tom
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Looks real to me! Great job, don't leave it out it might get trash thrown in it!
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Great work  They always have the paint on them ha. -Josh
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Amazing work did you heat the plastic to produce the dents and warping in it?
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Martin, I used a heat embossing tool ( used for making hand stamped embossed greeting cards ). 
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great job man I thought i was looking at a real 30 yarder
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CarlBrutanananadilewski wrote:Great work They always have the paint on them ha. -Josh Ditto...superb!
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When you showed the pics of construction it looked good but with the dents it looks just like the ones we see around here. Good job.
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I like it !!!!!!! looks great,
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