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Brianstyco
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Just a scene of some of my HO vehicles on my streets




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A nice shot you set up there Brian. It's amazing how accurate these new Ho vehicles are today.
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I see a row of Life-Like buildings!!
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Luck, usually comes dressed in work clothes...
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neat & that fire truck looks like its fallen into a hole My idea is get a piece of plastic & fit it to size in the hole in fire station
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Brianstyco
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A nice shot you set up there Brian. It's amazing how accurate these new Ho vehicles are today.
Thanks.

Originally posted by Alco Fan - April 18 2010 :  4:53:52 PM

Thanks Alco Fan - Yes it is amazing the detail on vehicles now and how in-expensive some are compared to 10-20 years ago
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I like the ford granada and the 79 ford pick up.
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I like the ford granada and the 79 ford pick up.

Originally posted by royal blue - April 18 2010 :  10:16:52 PM

Thanks Royal Blue i will have to get a shot of all my Ford vehicles in ho scale for you - The 79 ford truck is a life-like from the 80's. I took a silver (chrome) paint pen and did the grill shell and bumpers to highlight them. I wish someone like Busch would do this year of truck and the 69-72 and 73-77 models. i would buy all. Wouldn't mind a few Grand Torino's like Starksy and Hutch. The Ford Granda is a Fresh Cherries release

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I see a row of Life-Like buildings!!

Originally posted by walt - April 18 2010 :  8:44:20 PM

Yes Walt -Life - Like Bank ,Fire station and Police Dept!
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Brianstyco
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neat & that fire truck looks like its fallen into a hole My idea is get a piece of plastic & fit it to size in the hole in fire station

Originally posted by microbusss - April 18 2010 :  10:09:05 PM

MB thanks for your observation - Yes - I need to "fix the floor" but it kinda gives the truck a launch look - I do have styrene sheets to fix
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What did you use for the streets?

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Brianstyco
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What did you use for the streets?

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Originally posted by Mike - April 18 2010 :  11:24:48 PM

Streets are styrene sheets i custom cut -then painted with Krylon Ultra flat black paint. The striping is from Scale Scenics which are then dull coated to seal them but as you can see from pics -i must have not coated some sections as they are popping up. The stripes are adhesive backed but adhesive is not strong enough if you don't dull coat them
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In the past, I've used yellow automotive pin-striping for the lines. Worked well.

I love the Granadas!
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Nice work...BTW, the police and fire stations were real buildings located in Woodlawn in Baltimore, one of my uncles was stationed at the firehouse.
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Nice work...BTW, the police and fire stations were real buildings located in Woodlawn in Baltimore, one of my uncles was stationed at the firehouse.

well they were Life-Like did base them on the buildings & none exist anymore
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In the past, I've used yellow automotive pin-striping for the lines. Worked well.

I love the Granadas!

Originally posted by 59Chevy - April 19 2010 :  09:04:42 AM

Thank You 59 Chevy - I will have to try the yellow automotive pinstripes and white ones too
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