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04/02/2022 3:43 am
Bought this on ebay and arrived last week. Very impressed. Solid construction (flatpack but very easy assembly), and its fully enclosed with the timber backing and acrylic panels. Light works well and looks realistic. Comes in a few different colours and patterns. I'll look to buy another I think.
04/02/2022 7:33 am
VERY cool Geoff! Perfect for staging car pictures!
04/02/2022 7:40 am
absolutely LOVE it !!!!!!!.....way to go Geoff
04/02/2022 8:42 am
Excellent.
04/02/2022 9:27 am
Great garage. I might look into getting one.
04/02/2022 12:08 pm
Really nice ! What a display and photography option to have.
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04/02/2022 3:29 pm
thanks guys, pretty easy to find on ebay, or let me know if u want more details.
04/02/2022 9:21 pm
Very cool. I'm way into dioramas.
04/02/2022 9:23 pm
Very cool. I'm way into dioramas.
04/02/2022 9:36 pm
hey Geoff.....it would be very cool to see how your shop looks pre-assembled
04/02/2022 9:39 pm
@shambles....... VERY well done!!!!.....for someone classically barefoot AND pregnant,Laura certainly gets around
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04/02/2022 9:41 pm
I always appreciate an awesome diorama and this one super "Awesome!"
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05/02/2022 3:53 am
John S that's brilliant! John B just a simple flat pack. The back wall attaches to the floor, then add the pillars, then the side acrylic pieces, the roof, and finally slide in the front acrylic piece. Mate a craftsman like you could do it blindfolded!
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05/02/2022 5:07 am
John S that's brilliant! John B just a simple flat pack. The back wall attaches to the floor, then add the pillars, then the side acrylic pieces, the roof, and finally slide in the front acrylic piece. Mate a craftsman like you could do it blindfolded!
thank you Geoff.....these days,making coffee is as challenging as it`s likely to get around here........as for your garage of broken dreams and illicit dalliances,I suspect that very careful trial and error went into all the dimensions and their relationship to one another to achieve the remarkable play of light and color
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