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Thats a fantastic diorama man,congratulations.
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Thank you very much!
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Now That is some unbelievable skill.
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Re: Re: My junkyard diorama and its car's. DU Waring!
You have inspired me to start my own diorama. Well, kinda. So far i have relocated my 1:24 scale GMC Top Kick flat bed hauler, and i've compacted/flattened 2 cars (1987 Buick GN and 1969 Camaro SS; both cars raped for any valuable parts) Onlything i gotta do now, is find some complete ones, weather them, and make the diorama itself.
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SWEET!! Please post pics.
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I shown your junkyard pics to my girlfriend (who by the way is not that kin in cars but i'll get there one day) and she said: "some people are really talented...". Have you got anymore picture of it?
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hey man nice job. very realistic. the sign looks great too.
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Re: My junkyard diorama and its car's. DU Waring!
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I have some more pics here: http://www.digitaldioramas.com/phpBB...pic.php?t=2466 http://www.digitaldioramas.com/phpBB...pic.php?t=2461 http://www.digitaldioramas.com/phpBB...pic.php?t=2453 http://www.digitaldioramas.com/phpBB...pic.php?t=2433 |
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Nice Dio
I thought the whole dio had a good layout and plenty of interesting details.
BTW....where did you find the 1/24 scale 55 gal drums ? These were a nice touch. Thanks LuckBastard |
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lol, awesome work. Maybe you should buy some cheapo older style diecasts, and give them the old look, then put 'em in a vice and squish them.
 every junkyard needs a stack of cars.They all look really cool, I like the filthy look to the whole area. How did you get the sign to look like that?
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Man that is nice work, i can appreciate the time that you have put into this, i tried to do something similar some time ago and was starting to look pretty good but i just ran out of patience and put the whole project on ice. seeing this makes me wanna dig it out of my attic, well done!
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Re: Nice Dio
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They were bagged with a wooden pallet and 2 55 gallon drums. I weathered the shit out of them as well as a few dents!! I cannot for the life of me remember the name of the company that made them. Goto the military Dio sites that's where ALL the good pieces can be found as well as killer sources. Heres a KILLER one that Post on. http://www.DigitalDioramas.com |
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Re: My junkyard diorama and its car's. DU Waring!
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 [img] I use Kodak photopaper to lay my Photoshop creations on so it has a geat shiny layer on top that you can put nice scratches onto with an Exacto knife. Last edited by ONEBADMK8; 11-09-2003 at 01:59 AM. |
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Re: My junkyard diorama and its car's. DU Waring!
thats truly amazing work, good job man
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