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Russ Bellinis Wrote:Green_Elite_Cab Wrote:damn, i can't snooze, lol. It was my girlfriend's birthday back in october. she loves horses, so i put together a little scene for her. it was nice, but not as elaborate as yours. somehow, it still cost me an arm and a leg to make though (and a good portion of my sanity. those horse figures WON'T STAND!).
good luck with that
If the horse figures are plastic, put a wire in one leg and drill a hole to fit in the base where you want it to stand.
I actually cut REALLY thin tiny strips of clear plastic and glued them to the feet. it does the job, and surprisingly, you can't really see it, even looking right at the feet. I'd post pics, but that's for another thread, lol.
No need for wire or permanent mounting.
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sgtcarl1 Wrote:Josh,
Looks good, as usual!! Didn't know you had a second job?? What are you doing?? I'm happy to learn you have a new job!! Best of luck!!
Thanks Carl
Im working for Con-Way Freight now which is my second job. It has me working 9-12 hour days with the holiday season, LOTS of freight being moved in the US and Canada
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TrainNut Wrote:Looking good Josh.
A suggestion... get one of them backdrops from Walthers (I think), glue it with Photomount to a piece of blue foam and use it as a backdrop for your pictures. It will make a world of difference!
Thanks TN
You are right, i do desperately need one of those Walthers Backdrops. I think ill get one on my next order lol
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Green_Elite_Cab Wrote:damn, i can't snooze, lol. It was my girlfriend's birthday back in october. she loves horses, so i put together a little scene for her. it was nice, but not as elaborate as yours. somehow, it still cost me an arm and a leg to make though (and a good portion of my sanity. those horse figures WON'T STAND!).
good luck with that
LOL thats weird, my girlfriend loves Horses as well, but no horses on this diorama. Shhhh dont tell her they make HO scale horses
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Looking good so far! Really like the detail on the street
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wow, that's getting intense. that's a crazy gift right there.
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Hey, Josh, where'd you get that background photo of the ore dock and the ore ship? I like it!!!
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viperman Wrote:Looking good so far! Really like the detail on the street
Green_Elite_Cab Wrote:wow, that's getting intense. that's a crazy gift right there.
Thanks Steven and Chris
Got off work early today, so going to try and get some more work done on it lol
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sgtcarl1 Wrote:Hey, Josh, where'd you get that background photo of the ore dock and the ore ship? I like it!!!
LOL the ore dock in the background is the Ore Dock Box. I have 5 of them sitting over there... It does make a decent background though lol
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WOW!! For a minute there, I thought you had "borrowed" one of my ore dock photos I took this past year!! If you need some photos, I'll be happy to send them to you!!
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sgtcarl1 Wrote:WOW!! For a minute there, I thought you had "borrowed" one of my ore dock photos I took this past year!! If you need some photos, I'll be happy to send them to you!!
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Will do!!!
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Really nice job!!! I like the curbing and grass along the street. Really nice.
(What's that I hear in the background..."Oh Josh you did such a great job. I'd like are real house just like that one...wouldn't you?"...followed by eye blinks with a come-hither look. Face it dude - you're toast. Nice modeling - but unfortunately you've just shown your girlfriend what greatness you're capable of...and soon she'll be asking for the 1:1 real thing. My advice, find a realtor.)
((I'm just kidding you bud.))
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Coming along very nicely, where;s the white picket fence?
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