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Ok so this is a diorama that came together for a local model contest in Albany NY. Whats worth mentioning is the Krupp truck I had purchased on ebay came without the tree of parts for the bed. I got my money back from the seller. Then I sat and looked at it for a while and said to myself I can scratchbuild a bed and make this work. Popsicle sticks made the bed of the truck and the radio shack. Hope you guys like it.

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Whats not to like! Great save on the Krupp and awesome job on the dio! Very nicely done Sir! Welcome to the forums!
 
Looks good to me.

Just to be picky, the pics are a tad dark, maybe some better lighting!? ;)

Lee :)
 
I realy like this one,great job, :)

nice little lay out with some think in all spots to get your eyes,

do like the guy with the bittle ,seans a good idea to me very well done, ;)
 
Very nice, great stowage.

I've seen the figure kit before and it looks awesome built.
 
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I realy like this one,great job, :) nice little lay out with some think in all spots to get your eyes,

do like the guy with the bittle ,seans a good idea to me very well done, ;) [/QU
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Whats not to like! Great save on the Krupp and awesome job on the dio! Very nicely done Sir! Welcome to the forums!
Thank you for the kind words. As you can see here popsicle sticks saved the kit.

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What ever happened to that WHOLE bag of "craft sticks" that you only needed a FEW of? :P Must have you sign in and out and go through the scanner from now on ! :rolleyes: great job , nice to see it prissied up and photo-ed. I give it a GB ! ;)
 
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What ever happened to that WHOLE bag of "craft sticks" that you only needed a FEW of? :P Must have you sign in and out and go through the scanner from now on ! :rolleyes: great job , nice to see it prissied up and photo-ed. I give it a GB ! ;)
funny I used about a quarter of them then Sara did a school project with the rest. I guess I owe you a bag from the dollar store.:eek:
 
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You'll get the ones from the dollar store and like it!!!!!!!!!!!:mad:
 
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:( I actually signed in to look at my pics of this one. Sadly its no longer with me. Damn cats!!!!!!:mad: This time they knocked over the whole picture frame base and destroyed the whole thing. Well Im finally layed off from work again til spring so hopefully I will be able to resume my position at the desk and finish a few things I still have in the works, and possible get to starting the other projects I have.
 
That is very very good Chris.... A superbly put together dio.... and some great scratch building........ Everything is there in that scene. Well thought out and executed.........


.......... It just needs one little thing......... A scratch built "wurst" in the frying pan :D


A very well deserved "Great Build".
 
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That is very very good Chris.... A superbly put together dio.... and some great scratch building........ Everything is there in that scene. Well thought out and executed.........
.......... It just needs one little thing......... A scratch built "wurst" in the frying pan :D


A very well deserved "Great Build".
Thank you Peter. I wish it was still sitting on the shelf. :(
 
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