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Hello,

a few weeks ago I finished this diorama. With this I won a first prize during a contest here in Holland

It represents a flour factory from Hayden with in front an el camino 1968 from AMT 

I hope you enjoy it...

 

Greet

Eric van Wanrooij

 

 

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Outstanding work you've done on both the El Camino and the flour mill. Very impressive!

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Posted
8 hours ago, Rob Hall said:

Neat diorama...lots of neat details.  I used to the drive by the Hayden Flour Mill in Tempe, AZ everyday when I worked in Tempe.

 

Thanks Rob, nice abandoned building. impressive...

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4 hours ago, Tukkerdax said:

 

Thanks Rob, nice abandoned building. impressive...

Yeah, it's stood empty for a long time on the busiest retail street (Mill Avenue) in downtown Tempe.  Lots of new development has been going on around it.   Sounds like there is a plan to re-develop it into a hotel w/ restaurant and retail space. 

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Beautiful job on it all. I'm assuming the roof is based on the real mill. Never seen a roof sloped like this in my whole career as a structural engineer.

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Amazingly realistic! Particularly entertaining because I could probably see the actual mill building from here if the trees and buildings weren't in the way. Biked across the new dam earlier this year, a glass jungle is rising around the mill these days.

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Wow, I'm really impressed!  Love the color for the El Camino.  The vine is a nice touch, delicate.  The fact you live in the Netherlands, and have done something in Arizona, blows me away!  Now, the drive back to Indiana with that load, hope it didn't rain!  ;)

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6 hours ago, Russell C said:

Amazingly realistic! Particularly entertaining because I could probably see the actual mill building from here if the trees and buildings weren't in the way. Biked across the new dam earlier this year, a glass jungle is rising around the mill these days.

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I used to work in the office tower closest to the bridge (corner of Mill & Rio Salado).   Also worked further down Mill and over off University. 

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Eric...... the closer you get to look at this diorama, the more detail you can see. Well deserved first prize, and as another member commented, to produce such a good diorama of a real place in Arizona USA from your home country of Holland is not an easy thing to do.

David

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On 13-12-2018 at 6:50 PM, GlueTube said:

Well done Sir! What did you use to replicate the stucco wall finish?

Regards

Brian Kroon

Thanks Brian, in fact it's the basical structure of the blue styreen plate itself... I only put 2 layers of acrylic paint on it mixed with  a little bit very fine sand.

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