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13 years 3 weeks ago #11879
by Fred
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There are hundreds of still pictures--In Amerika they feature the Rockies, Miami, Las Vagas, and the Southwest. in other areas there is a horse painted up like a Dalmation- a penguin family going on a train ride, a cat on a restaraunt table-- lots of little interesting details- even a toppless beach 
It's conveluted to find a lot of the pictures- try visitors pics also. Worth the effort.
Fred
It's conveluted to find a lot of the pictures- try visitors pics also. Worth the effort.Fred
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13 years 3 weeks ago - 13 years 3 weeks ago #11880
by Fred
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Kelly- you worry about me and my missile containers--I'd be more MOOved By Moo and his cow herd.
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13 years 3 weeks ago #11885
by stonysmith
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13 years 3 weeks ago #11887
by Fred
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We could replicate that in Z and not try to hide the camera. And it would be prototypical!! 
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13 years 2 weeks ago - 13 years 2 weeks ago #11924
by Fred
Replied by Fred on topic Just for Fun
Yah- Thanks Kelly 
-- Now Mr Smiff will be too buzy creating "Habitat for Hermits" or "Crab Cabins" or even "Crustacean Caves" or maybe - "Crab Shacks"-!! Too buzy to do Z stuff . 
Fred
PS-- He probably will come out with a bunch of them hooked together with a spru and call it "Crab Condominiums"
-- Now Mr Smiff will be too buzy creating "Habitat for Hermits" or "Crab Cabins" or even "Crustacean Caves" or maybe - "Crab Shacks"-!! Too buzy to do Z stuff . Fred
PS-- He probably will come out with a bunch of them hooked together with a spru and call it "Crab Condominiums"
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13 years 2 weeks ago #11928
by Fred
Replied by Fred on topic Just for Fun
Some of the buildings I make have distinctive "carvings" that can NOT be replicated in Z. While in Williamsburg, Va I saw this ornate design and wanted to use it as decoration on a Z building---Haven't done it yet but ......
But I did a similar one here
www.zcentralstation.com/index.php?view=detail&id=4531&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=178
If you see something- Take a picture and zap it down to Z on a color copier. This could include local traffic signs, store signs, eagles, etc etc. This can make your layout even more "mine" and distinctive.
But I did a similar one here
www.zcentralstation.com/index.php?view=detail&id=4531&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=178
If you see something- Take a picture and zap it down to Z on a color copier. This could include local traffic signs, store signs, eagles, etc etc. This can make your layout even more "mine" and distinctive.
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13 years 2 weeks ago - 13 years 2 weeks ago #11929
by Fred
Another more simple example:
An eagle on a neighbor's house.
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Another more simple example:
An eagle on a neighbor's house.
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13 years 2 weeks ago #11956
by Fred
On Chat the other night we had mention of Belfrys. Here are two examples :
The upper one is in Lexington, Mass, and was rung to alert the Minutemen that the British were coming- April 19, 1775
The lower tower is at St Micheals, Maryland, Matitime Museum and both were used to call the local community to some type of important meeting.
Replied by Fred on topic Just for Fun
On Chat the other night we had mention of Belfrys. Here are two examples :
The upper one is in Lexington, Mass, and was rung to alert the Minutemen that the British were coming- April 19, 1775
The lower tower is at St Micheals, Maryland, Matitime Museum and both were used to call the local community to some type of important meeting.
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