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ť Topic: Photos of Franks diorama!
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Frank,
Dick's scans are from real photos. mine were from copies on paper. His post looks a whole lot better so I'm going to delete the ones I posted and the link to the others.

Great Job with the diorama. I look forward to meeting you and perhaps seeing it in person later in March.

Ed

Posted By: ducati650 | Posted on: Mar 3, 2008 - 3:31pm
Total Posts: 450 | Joined: Feb 19, 2007 - 10:01am

Ahoy there Ed-

Thank you so very much for posting the pictures on the PT message board of my Tulagi diorama.

For those of you reading this for the first time, this diorama is done in a scale of 1/32.

With the exception of all the documentation, patches and so forth that is displayed with the diarama, hold onto your hats guys, THE WHOLE THING FLOATS. Each section of the diorama was built like a surf board with an inner core of stryofoam.

I can take the entire diorama and place it in a pool, pond or calm lake, fire up my radio controlled PT's, and it's like WW II in the South Pacific all over again with one big exception, everybody gets to come home safe and sound. The veterans love it!

Thanks again ED!

Frank Ryczek, Jr.
Modeler/Friend RON 10 PT-169

HIGH TIDES ALWAYS!

YOUR FRIEND THROUGH SCALE SHIP MODELING AND PT BOAT HISTORY!

Posted By: FRANK | Posted on: Mar 3, 2008 - 4:35pm
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