Thread: Ford Blitz Restoration/Rebuild
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Old 26-09-15, 10:44
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We both went to the museum this morning. The building, when inside, reminded me of the warehouse scene at end of the first Indiana Jones movie, but without the boxes. It seemed to go on forever. Three CMPs, two were Fords. One even had the canvas covered doors, so I took a number of reference shots.
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I took a lot of photos. I can start a Bandiana Museum thread, if anyone is interested in seeing more of them. Some have a degree of light flare in them, due to placement of the high up windows and my inability to overcome that.
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Medium sized, half fake, artillery piece project. (The 1/4 Pounder)
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