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  1. 04-06-2005, 12:33 PM #1

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    Disneyland model

    hi all..i just wanted to share my newly finished Disneyland model with all of you. It took about 3 years to build. Enjoy http://photos.yahoo.com/rhiannon125
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    Totally sweet man.
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    I just bought the exact same thing at Walmart for 29.99. Just kiddin'.


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    It's very nice. I especially like the detail on Sleeping Beauty's Castle. Nice Work!
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    Very nice for you to share this with all of us! How many hours did that take you? Great Job!
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    That is quite a remarkable model! Congratulations on a job well done!
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  10. 04-06-2005, 01:14 PM #9

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    Great job! Can you tell us a little about your techniques?
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    ........................... WOW!!!!! Great work!
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    Amazing detail!

    I have put together elaborate Christmas villages that size, so I have an idea how much work is involved. But your buildings are so accurate. Thanks for sharing.
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    Wow great, great job!!!



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    Very cool!
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    Quote Originally Posted by wolfy999
    Very nice for you to share this with all of us! How many hours did that take you? Great Job!
    He said 3 years in his post. At that length of time, I doubt he counted.

    Im curious though what materials were used? At first I thought clay, but its too detailed.

    Also, wheres tommorowland? Great job overall! Glad to see so many people recreating disneyland! First Lego's, now this(whatever it is)! Whats next....?
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    i just posted more pics to the photo album. A few of the same pics but with sunlight--and a few new ones--its made of wood,clay,paper, and plastic models. Tomorrowland is on the right hand side-to the right of Sleeping Beauty Castle. http://photos.yahoo.com/rhiannon125
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