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PICS - Part 4 and final of the 2011 Photoshop stuff...
This is Marlowe and Vicky after ANOTHER white box arrived!
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George took a little "hiatus" from the board so I "baited" him to come back!
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A Team van in 1:18 scale.
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I like it more with a few sectioning, chopping, and raking modifications!
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Fly Air Marlowe!!! Of course, since I'm a performance nut, it has to be fast!
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Someone posted a wrecker! Big 'huh? But that ain't a wrecker!
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Now THAT'S a wrecker!!!
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Ron Herman's Vintage '47 Dodge...
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A little more period correct...
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And more period correct...
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If John Engelman lived in the Roman era, what would he drive?
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Larry takes the time to post photos everday of a wide variety of cars. Someone suggested one of Larry Hooper's Customs might look better with a blackout behind the grill. I agree...
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But, I decided to do a bit more custom work on the truck with a sectioning and chop. A "BEFORE" and "AFTER."
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What happens when Steve Kiraly posts a "Vote" of the '63 Riviera, Thunderbird, and Avanti and I cannot decide which I like more? Problem solved.
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For those of you who venture to the 1:18 board, you know that Eddie Valdez posts photos of his collection daily. Eddie has so many models, we often have wondered just how many model cars does Eddie have? Let's just say he needs a place to store them...
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BEFORE as a custom...
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AFTER as stock...
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For years, I could never figure out how Mike DeTorrice made his headlights and taillights illuminate in his photos. After years of trying, I finally figured out a solution!
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A collaboration with Rich Sufficool...
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And most recently, a little Christmas cheer from Rich Sufficool...
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And Santa David Hosea...
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And Santa John Engelman...
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I'm sorry, I won't do this again!
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BULL! I'll see you folks again next year!
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Marlowe - Nice Stuff !!! Hey, I didn't know you had your own "super sonic" airplane ... LOL
Yeah Ron, there's a lot of money in this Photoshop stuff! Hehe! LOL!
It was great viewing your 2011 Photoshop stuff Marlowe. Enjoyed it.
Larry, you've provided some great subject matter to have fun with. Thanks to YOU!
A belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and Vicky, Marlowe. So much great stuff.......
in this four parter, but your Riviantibird is just a masterpiece. And thanx for the "Church of Herman" and "Herman Motors." It's a LONG way from the pews to the parking lot!
That was fun. I love your SST.
Marlowe, thanks for posting these they were very entertaining!!
Thank You, Marlowe Loved every minute! The Best Min= "Air Marlowe"
Thank You Marlowe, Judy just sat here and laughed, I did not do anything! Most enjoyable! The Pup is up to No Good, Evil Puppy, you can see it in his eyes. Have a Great weekend and don't get into too much trouble we need you!
Marlowe, great stuff - thank you for all the fun and skill - brilliant!!
Very cool Marlowe..Thanks for the laffs an giggles!!
Really fun stuff Marlowe. Thanks!
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
You have really got the technique down. Great job!
Thanks folks! I hope you enjoyed them as much as I have making them. I've poked fun...
... at many of you and you've accepted it in stride with the good nature fun it was intended. I thank you for allowing me the priviledge!