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Well, when you work on a model for ten years you can do a lot of impressive stuff.

That's not to say it's not incredibly impressive... just saying that I have a feeling there are plenty of people here on this forum who could do something equally impressive if they had 10 years to devote to it.

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That thing is totally amazing, but this is a build that inspires me to work harder on my builds and only drives me to do better. Like it has alread been said, WOOD? that part makes it really totally over the top AMAZING.

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Jeez... Bill Geary should get together with this guy...!!! Imagine the works of art they would make. I just guess it all depends on just how crazy you want to get with detailing. To spend 10 years on a project seems like it would turn into more of a job than just a hobby. But, whatever floats your boat I guess. It is very impressive nonetheless.

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Well, when you work on a model for ten years you can do a lot of impressive stuff.

That's not to say it's not incredibly impressive... just saying that I have a feeling there are plenty of people here on this forum who could do something equally impressive if they had 10 years to devote to it.

If I had ten years to work on a model, I would spend nine years, eleven months, and fifty-one weeks watching TV and the last week pulling all-nighters trying to bash something suitably amazing together...

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WOOD??? :o

WOOD WOOD ARE YOU KIDDING ME WOW!!!!!!!!!

As a professional woodworker, the wood part doesn't bother me. Sometimes wood is a lot easier to work with than plastic. I don't mean to imply that I could ever do anything close to that truck, not even in 20 years!

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The most amazing thing is how he made the windows out of clear wood...

:lol:

Well haven't you ever heard of clear pine Harry??? :lol:

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Awesome!

There's a guy who makes working window mechanisms from brass in 1:25 scale- and I don't mean a simple little 'rack and pinion' kind of deal- he actually replicates the 1:1 mechanism in brass, just as it looks on the real car. I've struggled with making operating widows using straps, like on a race car. :lol:

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