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The far left end of the diorama has the ice house backside in view, a bit of a Tichy fence and the auto body shop. |
Here are a few more views of my back alley scene that did not make it into RMC...George Dutka
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There is a bit of an alley with a broken down car with tools around it and some trash against the walls. All this makes the scene come together with the other structures. |
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Not much to the auto body shop that is set into the rear of the diorama. Just a block front wall with a window, sign and awning. two short side walls and some roof details such as a huge roof vent for the paint shop. OK Auto Body once was across from the parking lot at the VIA-CN Brantford station. I used a photocopy of my photo took some years ago of the structure sign to add here.
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Overall view of the left side of the diorama. The fence out front is also a Tichy product. The telephone pole Brian Smith gave me some years ago. It is a wood kit that has spikes as steps. The base is a piece of Gatorfoam. |
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