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Old 02-17-2009, 12:37 PM   #1
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WHEW ! Hope the CAV boys will "pony up" for them. (pun intended !)
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Looking good, tanks for sharing
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Nice detail work!
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Steve that looks fantastic! Well done, good on you.

Any chance of a photo with a tape measure next to it?

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Cool, plenty of hours in each of those
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Man, they turned out fantastic!! Love the detail. Very cool
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Cool tanks. I love the details. How many hours do you think it takes to build one, and what was the mail tool it took to make one??
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Awesome job, that looks like the real thing, I'll bet you have a few hours in it.
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Steve, fantastic! They are so realistic looking. I would say someone would be very happy to have one of those. Good job.

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