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Hi Guys, just wanted to show you a project I did this past winter. I had been trying to come up with an idea that I had not seen before , and could be modeled in a small space. The dio is 24' x 24'. This was a fun project and I am very happy with the results. What do you think, how does it look ? Thanks for looking, Tim   "/>  "/>  "/>  "/>  "/>  "/>
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Excellent job. I love the idea and its very well done.
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As stated above...I like it.
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Very cool detail with the concrete and weeds poking through. There are so many fine details added throughout (like the spilled tarring from the roof along the edge) and the weathering is great. The empty sign frame is a nice touch. Thanks so much for sharing.
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Looks great! Awesome job1
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That's a blue ribbon winner. I would have never thought of that idea. Terrific. CAW
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The angles you take the photos at make it perfect- very realistic. The dio is super detailed also.
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Outstanding detail, and you thought it out very well. Reminds me of a Clark Gas Station. Just the right amount of equipment as a lot of dios are way to crowded.   Ken
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Very realistic with your weathering, out door background and photo angles.
Great job.
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Looking at first it looked realistic.nice.
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Great job. Very life-like, especially with the way you photographed it.
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I'm calling your bluff that is way to realistic to be models, just kidding that is awesome and very realistic it took me a second to realize the first picture was scale models. My hat's off to you for the awesome job!!!!
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That is super. The more you look the more you see.
My friend you for sure have a winning project there.
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Thank you for all the kind words, makes it all worth the time spent on this project. Thanks, Tim
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Very well done, I will echo others here and say at first I thought it was real. Not over done with detail.
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Looks great
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Another superb diorama and the realism is so close that for a second or two I thought the first photo was to show the real scene
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Very, very nice! The natural light makes a huge difference!
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I love it, nice photos, thank you for sharing with us.
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Looks like "front page of a scale modeling magazine" class to me.
It's great to see some well done weathering here.
Congratulations !
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