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18/11/2025 2:51 pm
I learned from the owner that these are professionally done by a company called Rudiorama. The only thing missing is cobwebs!
Oh! I almost forgot! They are damaged models and were not in their original pristine condition.
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18/11/2025 3:09 pm
Unbelievable! What makes it so awesome is the scale tools and everyday items strewn around to random perfection!
18/11/2025 3:59 pm
@perrone1 I agree, unbelievable! This is awesome.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
18/11/2025 5:30 pm
Woah and I mean this in a great way... 
18/11/2025 10:28 pm
"...these are professionally done by a company called Rudiorama."
Makes sense. You goanna order up a few of these "red disasters" for your all-white living room? 🤔 🤔 🤔
19/11/2025 9:48 am
Fabulous modeling in every way. Years ago I used to go to the Pate swap meet in Texas and there two brothers who used to create wrecks and rusted models in 1/18 scale. I bought a couple but they certainly did not use CMC models as their subjects.
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19/11/2025 1:08 pm
19/11/2025 6:22 pm
Really astounding work and a superb miniature diorama !
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19/11/2025 7:14 pm
Damaged models? With this level of graphic barn find detail, how can you call it pristine and would any damage be noticeable? Incredible display!
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19/11/2025 10:50 pm
@david-green - Just for clarity, I was trying to say all of the models used for these dioramas were damaged and NOT in their original pristine condition.
19/11/2025 11:48 pm
21/11/2025 5:06 pm
It's so real, it hurts to look at it.
24/11/2025 3:11 pm
@rich-sufficool You bet. Imagine a 1:1 of that car moldering away like that. Shivers of horror.
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