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'Fallen Armor' Junkyard Dio
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Midnight Rider
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Man, you've got some talent. Those are amazing.
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Thanks Midnight Rider. Since these pics were taken I've change the dio once again...
Can help myself.
Can help myself.
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MAN, such junk detail..... or is that detailed junk.
The attention to details is awesome. Go ahead, feel proud.
The attention to details is awesome. Go ahead, feel proud.
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Thats incredible, Id love to see pictures of any other dioramas you have done. MV or not MV related, you have a touch
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Your work sould be in the encyclopedia of military modelling!! Thay looks like a diorama of my back yard Thanx's for showing it to us D8dave PS i'am a modeller from way back !! 
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Thanks guys. Glad you like the dio. Since the pics were taken I have made changes to the dio. I wasn't quite satisfied with the look so I made some changes by removing and adding some stuff.
The kits involved in this junkyard were kits I had built with all the trimmings, then destroyed. I got tired of them and decided to put them to good use. The rack you see behind the container was taken from a scratch built M1074 HEMTT PLS Truck. The M997 HEMTT chassis on the side is a kit I modified and scratch built to represent the EPP conversion truck that were used to transport the Battery generators for the Patriot missile launchers. The Humvee is a Tamiya kit I modified to represent a gun truck.
The kits involved in this junkyard were kits I had built with all the trimmings, then destroyed. I got tired of them and decided to put them to good use. The rack you see behind the container was taken from a scratch built M1074 HEMTT PLS Truck. The M997 HEMTT chassis on the side is a kit I modified and scratch built to represent the EPP conversion truck that were used to transport the Battery generators for the Patriot missile launchers. The Humvee is a Tamiya kit I modified to represent a gun truck.
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Really not to nit-pick here, but just wanted to point out that HEMTT's and PLS's are two different animals....PLS has 3 rear drivers (10X10), where as the HEMTT's only had 2 (8x8 ) ...sorry...sometimes i cant help it.
lol.Other then that, i must say that is AMAZING! The attention to detail is fantastic and if you pictured it right and didnt say it was a model, it would pass for real pictures. Great job.
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You sir have an amazing skill set to acheive detail like that. 
Keep up the good work and keep posting pictures.
Keep up the good work and keep posting pictures.
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Late reply but thank you. The updated version is at this link in this forum: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/models-scale-replicas/69640-bone-yard-diorama.htmlYou sir have an amazing skill set to acheive detail like that.