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Friday, October 10, 2008
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4 comments:
Wow, that is amazing...the detail is insane. I used to do train set models with my dad....I always tried to sneak in a plane crashing into the mountains, or people drowning in the lake.
holy crap! you could read many things into that one
Amazing! Must have taken a very long time to create all the miniatures.
That gives me a great idea of something to do at work (I have a boring job, very little "work" is involved). I work with a couple of guys who bring little military models and stuff like that to work on, I could just add a little horror to things. As if my co-workers don't think I am weird enough already... I'm thinking a zombie scene would be cool.
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