Saw this and thought of Mark; Forced Perspective

Started by OldManC, October 15, 2013, 08:03:26 PM

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gearHed289

Very cool! I sent the link to my model railroading cousin.

TBird1958



Great shot!

I've been super busy with the model trains this year, it's always fun!

Here's a couple.

This car is assigned to copper bullion service at the Kennicott mine in Bingham, UT.


Built in 1964 at Pacific Car & Foundry Renton, WA., this car would carry canned goods.
   


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OldManC


Dave W

It needs a miniature Ralph Nader driving that Corvair.

lowend1

Speaking as a "Photoshop" kinda guy, I hope there will continue to be people who take the time to learn to do this kind of stuff. Unfortunately, the digital age is killing this (and other) "true" art.
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Bargeon

On one of the worst days of my life I crashed a real one of those Mustangs (an early 70's 2+2) into one of those carefully restored Corvairs.
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OldManC

Quote from: Dave W on October 16, 2013, 10:25:45 PM
It needs a miniature Ralph Nader driving that Corvair.

:mrgreen:

I saw a convertible Corvair yesterday and wished I could find Nader and kick him in the nuts. The later model Corvairs are awesome little cars.

lowend1

Quote from: OldManC on October 17, 2013, 10:03:28 AM
:mrgreen:

I saw a convertible Corvair yesterday and wished I could find Nader and kick him in the nuts.

It's always nice to have a goal.
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gweimer

Quote from: Dave W on October 16, 2013, 10:25:45 PM
It needs a miniature Ralph Nader driving that Corvair.

I was picturing Mickey Rourke, personally.   :mrgreen:
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