miniature photography Jan 2019 24-26
Jan 27, 2019 00:38:27 #
Transbuff1985 wrote:
Nice series Tim, like the Mustang and the Coupe.
Thank you, kind sir.
Jan 27, 2019 00:48:43 #
Say Tim you seem to be up and up on the older models. Do you remember the car that had the back window go up or down electrically. Was it the Mercury Monterey?? Never seen models of this vehicle.
Jan 27, 2019 01:04:44 #
Jan 27, 2019 01:05:38 #
Jan 27, 2019 01:09:27 #
Rolk wrote:
Thanks, Dane. As I mentioned earlier, I have the
Fords and my brother has the Chevrolet's...LOL
Here are some more classic Fords:
Tim
Fords and my brother has the Chevrolet's...LOL
Here are some more classic Fords:
Tim
Beauties Tim..Pg. 25
Jan 27, 2019 01:13:28 #
Transbuff1985 wrote:
Say Tim you seem to be up and up on the older models. Do you remember the car that had the back window go up or down electrically. Was it the Mercury Monterey?? Never seen models of this vehicle.
Yep, that would have been a '63-'68 Mercury Monterey Breezeway.
Interestingly, during the last two years of production, the rear window
only lowered 2", unlike the previous years, where the rear window
could be lowered completely.
The "roar" of lowering it the whole way made Ford Motor Company redesign
the functionality of the '67 & '68 models so that it only went down 2", which
gave great air circulation without all the reverberation of the previous models.
Keep in mind, this was before air conditioning became affordable, functional
and popular.
Now, let me tell you how ineffective the cowl vent on my '62 Vette was....LOL
Jan 27, 2019 01:13:38 #
steve DeMott wrote:
Miniatures from the 70's. Miniature park in The Hague, Netherlands
Great share Steve..Pg. 25
Jan 27, 2019 01:14:14 #
Jan 27, 2019 01:31:44 #
Rolk wrote:
Yep, that would have been a '63-'68 Mercury Monter... (show quote)
thanks Tim, I thought you might know this, and now I remember the later models would only go down 2 inches. Being you have a model of the Edsel, we only seem to collect the ones that intrigue us the most or have had. thanks again.
Jan 27, 2019 06:43:21 #
lnightng7 wrote:
This is an actual photo by Nancy Tesdall of the Gavins Point Dam in Yankton, SD. Was posted in Nebraska Through the Lense. The water flow has been limited for construction work on the lower part of the dam.
The bobcat is the real deal & is miniatured by the massive flood gates. And yes, it's cold out here!!!!
The bobcat is the real deal & is miniatured by the massive flood gates. And yes, it's cold out here!!!!
pg. 23
Amazing!
Jan 27, 2019 06:47:13 #
steve DeMott wrote:
Miniatures from the 70's. Miniature park in The Hague, Netherlands
pg. 25
That is so realistic!
Jan 27, 2019 06:52:57 #
Jan 27, 2019 06:55:11 #
Rolk wrote:
Pg. 21 - Love, love, love the trees, Karin.
My mom was very "crafty," and she use to make trees out
of bare copper wire. She'd spend days making one tree,
typically one to two feet high.
My mom was very "crafty," and she use to make trees out
of bare copper wire. She'd spend days making one tree,
typically one to two feet high.
thanks much Tim, sounds lovely what your mom created.
Jan 27, 2019 06:57:00 #
Rolk wrote:
Thanks, Dane. As I mentioned earlier, I have the
Fords and my brother has the Chevrolets...LOL
Here are some more classic Fords:
Tim
Fords and my brother has the Chevrolets...LOL
Here are some more classic Fords:
Tim
Very nice realistic miniatures Tim!
Jan 27, 2019 14:06:43 #
hahahaha-- well done !!
Rolk wrote:
Glad you enjoyed the series, Danersmiff.
As far as the die-cast series goes, I have the Fords, and
my brother has the Chevrolets...course his aren't nearly
as nice as mine...LOL
As far as the die-cast series goes, I have the Fords, and
my brother has the Chevrolets...course his aren't nearly
as nice as mine...LOL
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