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09/08/2020 2:48 pm
Scrapped Kenworth K123 Cabover Re-Visited
From the "Trucks on Ice" Series...........85 lifetime points for the first to find the Duct Tape repair !!!:-$
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A few newer shots, de-iced
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AMT KENWORTH K-123 CABOVER
09/08/2020 3:58 pm
Awesome weathering and detail!
... you should teach a course in weathering!
09/08/2020 7:39 pm
++++1!!! Absolutely love it!!! So realistic!
10/08/2020 2:21 am
The weatherization is perfect!
10/08/2020 2:23 am
DUDE .. This is ... VERY IMPRESSIVE !!!!
10/08/2020 2:23 am
I would sign up for weathering classes .... I like the end results
10/08/2020 4:09 am
Awesome John!
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10/08/2020 6:14 am
thank you all,for the very kind words the pictures "on ice" were taken last March......the ones that follow them,I shot last night under ambient light with a flashlight mixed in
the March camera was a 12 megapixel unit......last night`s shots were made on a 24 megapixel unit....I just now added an image to the bottom of the post...a side-by-side of 12 vs 24 megapixel on the same subject
if I can ever drag myself,and the big camera out in the morning light, I may do another scene with the KW frame,a big wrecker and maybe even include the 5th wheel this time 😉
PS: if you ever want to zoom in on any of my pics,right click your mouse and choose (depending on which browser you use) "view image" or "open image in new tab"