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Robert M. Woolley
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PICS How to display a large number of 1/25h in a small space.

Lots of talent...reminds me of my younger distructive days when my brothers model airplnes were my bb gun targets. Not my creation, I'd like to know more about this.

Correction, these are 1/25th, founbd this story;

August 20, 2018
Years ago I picked up bunch of bad built models from lady trashing her late husband models and came out with this junkyard shadowbox idea and recently was able to finish it .
These are plastic 24th/25th scale plastic model and I cut front and rear and some in angle with Japanese saw then paint and weathered them.
I hope you guys like it

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That is incredible Robert !



   
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THAT is so freaking cool ... WOW ... I like it



   
George Schire
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When I get done crying, maybe I can learn to appreciate this. Art form none the less.


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John Kuvakas
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Incredible! Love the step-by-step!


John Kuvakas
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Robert M. Woolley
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More to the stroy, found this....

August 20, 2018
Years ago I picked up bunch of bad built models from lady trashing her late husband models and came out with this junkyard shadowbox idea and recently was able to finish it .
These are plastic 24th/25th scale plastic model and I cut front and rear and some in angle with Japanese saw then paint and weathered them.
I hop you guys like it

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john barry
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Perfectly stated observation John.



   
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Very impressive sculpture "It's art Jim, but not as we know it". Spock.



   
(@100ford2003)
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Ha, good one !



   
(@jack-dodds)
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+1 Me too.



   
(@chris)
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OUTSTANDING!!



   
Brush
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What is a Japanese saw? A saw from Japan or a special saw of some kind?



   
Brush
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Oh, a junk yard, just does nothing for me. Been in too many back in the day.



   
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Wow, very cool!



   
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