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Figured i would post a couple shots of my new shop diorama. Had to hire a couple local rig welders to get this bucket repaired short notice on a Sunday. This 470 sees some serious abuse bailing shot rock. These guys were pretty cool and Charlie wanted to pose with his work. Fun little diorama challenge trying to hide the light kit and still get realistic photo angles. Thanks for looking!
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Nice, I am a rig welder. Those beds are nice but no place for oxygen and acetylene bottles. If you go to my Face Book page you can see my rig and the rig I built. I do not know how to post pictures on here.
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Very nice looking dio. The shots came out great.
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Your photo quality is getting better and better aside from the models. Your weathering is๐
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Glenn Gosline wrote:Nice, I am a rig welder. Those beds are nice but no place for oxygen and acetylene bottles. If you go to my Face Book page you can see my rig and the rig I built. I do not know how to post pictures on here. I'll check it out! If I hadn't gotten into pipe welding after being married I'd probably at least be in nodak right now. I have bottles that I was going to put on these trucks but realized they wouldn't fit where I had planned after I mounted the welders.
-Jason YouTubeTimberline Thinning CompanyMy Photostream
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Tan wrote:Very nice looking dio. The shots came out great. Thanks! I'm slowly upgrading my shop right now.
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logmax7000 wrote:Your photo quality is getting better and better aside from the models. Your weathering is๐ I'm slowly starting to figure out my camera. I kind of jumped in head first with a dslr without doing a lot of research. I'm learning that auto focus and 1/50 scale gear aren't really compatible lol
-Jason YouTubeTimberline Thinning CompanyMy Photostream
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Diecast construction equipment getting serviced/repaired on always makes great scenes for photos! Well Done!
-Mike, Collecting 1/50th Construction Diecast Since 2003. View My Collection Here, As of 09/21/23
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Photographs removed by request of owner.
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Wow Jason, that is so life-like and a great subject. The first photo is outstanding with the blue lighting
Scania V8. The best sounding truck in the world.
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RMS Models wrote:Glen,
Hope you don't mind?
Thanks for posting those, Randy. Both very nice rig trucks ha. Is the model version on a 2-1/2 ton military chassis?
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Model version is on a matchbox power wagon
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Hi HCF, beautiful diorama and the LED welding effect looks fantastic. The Ford F-250 welding trucks are very interesting as well. That workshop of yours is such an amazing and inspiring backdrop. Where did you get the welder figures? Thanks so much for sharing, take care and all the best.
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ChandlerYohn wrote:Hi HCF, beautiful diorama and the LED welding effect looks fantastic. The Ford F-250 welding trucks are very interesting as well. That workshop of yours is such an amazing and inspiring backdrop.
Where did you get the welder figures?
Thanks so much for sharing, take care and all the best. I found the welder figures on eBay. They're just o scale welders. The brand is Arttista and they're made from metal.
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HCF wrote:I found the welder figures on eBay. They're just o scale welders. The brand is Arttista and they're made from metal. Hi Jason, thanks so much for the quick reply and that great info. Wow, there are so many interesting Arttista figures to choose from! Take care and all the best.
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That looks good. Getting those welding lights to work in a still photo can be challenge, especially hiding all of the wires.
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Basketball Man wrote:That looks good. Getting those welding lights to work in a still photo can be challenge, especially hiding all of the wires. I had to scrap about half the photos I took because of those wires haha. It took a lot longer to set up than I thought it would. I don't really want to drill a hole in my table every time I want to get some welding done so it's a fun challenge.
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very nice , love it
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I'm not too familiar with welding but would it be possible to disguise the effect wires as cables for the welder?
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