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John Shamblin
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New lift for the shop

Here's the new shop with the front on it which I covered with some "bricks" I had in my decal drawer. The lift in the middle uses 3 AAA batteries and actually goes up and down. I can't post a video here, but you can see it on my site:
http://www.shamblesmodels.com/dioramas.html

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john barry
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very nice !

it`s looking really good John....the lights in the center bay draw you right in..... .. the brick masons cleaned up after themselves quite well 🙂



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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That's fantastic, John. The business is expanding in all directions with greater profits being bolstered by the horizontal entertainment subsidiary expanding 100% from just the one crib to now two with the new masseuse injecting some new energy into Shambles Auto's Entertainment Division. Staff moral is bound to soar and finding staff to work overtime is now worry free, I would imagine. It looks like you really do have the Midas touch, John. Businessman of the year?



   
John Shamblin
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lol... well, I can't afford health insurance for them so...

I thought a free "massage" now and then would be a good perk. Even Connie liked the idea!



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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I'm starting to warm to Connie a bit these days. She seems to be a a little more accommodating at each passing day, yet still feisty, which ain't bad in a woman now I come to think about it.



   
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