here,s a few pics of my diorama "roadblock blues"

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hope these work also

that is an authentic look , considering its been sitting in my garage uncovered for 20 + years!

hope to add some shots of the rear of the dio real soon.

thanks

looks good

is that in an old fish tank?

Fantastic dio,the pictures could be better

I like the dirty look also,very nice job

Pedro

thanks

i thought i would bump this up,its been a few years hidding in the back pages,sorry about the links i was a rookie on the PC back then lol.

Way cool. But I gotta admit you faked me out with the title. I was expecting a section of two lane road with a couple of treasury agent's cars pulled together with some planks with nails across the road. LOL

thanks Doog,

it,s a real compliment coming from you,

p.s. the cobblestone street is veggies,.. just not frozen lol

they are dried split peas.

Kinda hard to see in some shots, but overall, it's a good job... I'd like to see it photographed in natural sunlight if you still can... I think that would really make it rock! 

Just for future reference... If you just want to link to photos in Photobucket, open your account, click on a picture to enlarge it, then right-click on it to selectect "Properties".. Copy the url address, click OK, then paste the url in here... It's a lot less cluttered thataway...

Or, you can click on the little tree-icon at the top of the reply window.  Then backspace the "http://" out of there, then paste the URL in the box and click "insert" to post the picture directly in you thread....