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pics thought some might like to see pics
WHERE MY OLD JUNKS GO.THIS IS THE JUNKYARD I BUILT A FEW YEARS AGO FOR SHOWS. ITS AROUND 6FT X 3FT I PLAN ON CHANGING THE SIZE TO 6FT X 6FT LATER IN THE YEAR SO I CAN ADD A ROAD AND BUILDINGS AROUND IT.MY JUNKYARD DOG IS THE ALLIGATOR BY THE POND.
Too Cool Manny!!!
Love it Manny! Great work!
It's a work of FINE Art! Superb.
Way cool!
this is just too cool!!! burrrrrr
Nice work on it Manny.
That chain-llink fence looks so realistic! Awesome work Manny.
WOW... that is awesome...and your pics are great too!
Now I know where all of those returned models went! Great work Manny!
Manny you are flippin amazing.... nice work
just want to thank everyone for your nice comments on my junk
Manny - you do great work..what did you use to build the white building?...im trying to replicate my dads one bay gas station....any info would be greatly appreciated
and where do you get the car windows?
you should sell this information...you'd be a rich man....lol
Manny - that is terrific!! What fun!
RON I MADE THE WHITE BUILDING WITH THIN BUT HARD WOOD ABOUT
AN 1/8" THICK. SEND ME YOUR E MAIL ADDRESS AND I WILL TELL YOU HOW I DID THE WHOLE BUILDING IT ALSO HAS A REMOVEABLE ROOF.AS FOR THE GLASS I USE VARIOUS GLASS IN DIFFERENT THICKNESS. AND I LAMINATE SOME GLASS FOR DIFFERENT THINGS LIKE BULLET HOLES AND CRACKED WINDOWS.HOPE THIS HELPS