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This has to be one of the most realistic pieces of craftmanship and fine scale modeling. Every inch of both models have so much detail and I could look at these projects many times, for ideas. Seems you don't have to go large scale for realism. Just skill and patience. Yes this in 1:87 scale.
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I have the annual and really enjoyed the article and pictures. But Mario, this picture set takes the model(s) to a whole different level. Thank you so much for the link and to both you and Anders for the outstanding inspiration!
-- KP --
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Big fan of Anders' work here -- truly outstanding! Thanks for the "bonus" pix.
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Bit of a suprise tonight.
Recieved and added a few more night shot photos.
AMAZING project.
Having an early night, to the article in the 'Annual", I recieved today
signing off [:-sleep]
http://www.modvid.com.au/html/body_anders_malmberg.html
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You've posted a fabulous page, Mario, many many thanks for your will to share the work of the best modellers worldwide.
Anders' models are really fabulous. Chuck's quality, but in HO scale, it is unbelievable!
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wow, looks great. love the cardboard boxes. I sure wish there was a way to get the same look to lighting a layout as you can get when you photograph a model outside.
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Mario, thanks for taking the time to add these pictures to your site.
That's some beautiful craftsmanship by Anders.
Anders, if you happen to read this, what medium and color did you use on your machine shop belts?
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Amazing modelling. It's hard to believe that it is HO scale! What an achievement
Built a waterfront HO layout in Ireland http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=22161 but now making a start in On30 in Australia http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=52273Comment
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Thanks for posting the link M!
Anders does some fantastic work without a doubt. I can't decide whether or not I find Ander's work inspiring or discouraging (i.e I should just give up)
Dave from Vector Cut (namesake of the garage) supplied some nifty detail parts. Some bozo (who shall remain nameless) supplied the LED lights.
-slim
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Anders does great work. I'm a fan too. I cn not say enough about his fabulous work. It is just fantastic.
Additionally he has been very helpful to me as I build my shop.
It's only make-believeComment
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I love the auto repair shop. I could stare at the pictures for hours. Thanks for posting.
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Many thanks to all of you - much appreciated!quote:
Originally posted by Rick
Mario, thanks for taking the time to add these pictures to your site.
That's some beautiful craftsmanship by Anders.
Anders, if you happen to read this, what medium and color did you use on your machine shop belts?
Rick, send me a PM. and I will mail you a life time supply of the belt material.
Anders
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This is such great work, hope you don't mind I posted the link in a dutch topic refering to detailwork in H0 scale....
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HO scale!?!
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