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Outstanding! What color did you paint the street lights?
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Dashing Dan wrote: David,
Outstanding! What color did you paint the street lights?
John
That's their factory silver finish. All I did was apply white paint to the LEDs themselves to tone down the glare and diffuse the light a bit.
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Thanks! Would you please send me the link for the web site where you purchased them becuase I will need a few for my layout.
Yours,
John
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Dashing Dan wrote: David,
Thanks! Would you please send me the link for the web site where you purchased them becuase I will need a few for my layout.
Yours,
John
I get them from a seller named everestmodel on eBay. Look for T93 lamp posts.
stores.ebay.com/everestmodel
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I have been privileged to see a couple of photos that aren't being shown to the masses.
If you think what you have seen from David is something special, I can tell you hands down............ You ain't seen nothing yet.
Wait till you see the diorama in person. I swear, it is beyond anyone's imagination.
And no, I can not share the photos since they were given to Karin as a special treat since she and David work together on TBS.
Trust me, this diorama is beyond anything you can remotely imagine.
Come to Denver and see...............
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tealplanes wrote: Guys,
I have been privileged to see a couple of photos that aren't being shown to the masses...
Well, to be truthful, what Loren saw was a set of images that haven't been published yet. The blog posts are a few days behind "real time" in order for me to do the writing and image prep.
At this time, the diorama is about 98% done. When it is 100%, the third blog installment will be published, along with many images--which will also be expandable, so folks can get a good eyeful of the finished product. That will likely happen either today or tomorrow.
Loren is also the lucky guy who gets to show it off to the lucky attendees in Denver!
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Karin should be the one to show it off since it was a combination of you and Karin's efforts that made this whole thing possible. I'll be content to stand guard over it so no one slips it into their travel bag on the sly. Say it isn't so.......Z folks are above that sort of nonsense. :o)
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Sample image (one of twelve):
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Pretty much, although a few of the structures were already built, which probably counts as another day of work. So call it five total, and that's about right.stonysmith wrote: If I'm reading the posts correctly, you did this in only four days?
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David K. Smith wrote: Pretty much, although a few of the structures were already built, which probably counts as another day of work. So call it five total, and that's about right.
For some of us... that's mind boggling. Of course, my mind is Z-scale.
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Yeah, my modeling really stinks! (I am just teasing!) Thank you—and everyone else—for the kind words on the diorama. It was great meeting Dwight and Jean . Here's a man who drove from Chicago to Trenton, NJ just to see the James River Branch! I must extend my admiration to his wife Jean for her endurance to take a 1600 mile round-trip with Dwight to see less than four square feet of Z scale layout.theshylion wrote: ...seeing the pictures of this to me just reeked of Davids' handiwork...
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