Willing To Work For Finders Fees by tallpindo
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Before there was a sub-prime market there were finder's fees. So we'll play an imaginary game of pin the tail on the donkey and then try to hit the pinata. First the pin "foresworn is forearmed". And we pin it on...The Mayor of Detroit!! Then the stick to hit the pinata..."You'll never carry my bastard"...the private funding sources are still swinging that one. The ground is littered with broken "sources" but the federal pinata is still up there. I'm going to work on another engine next. Here's some hints. Made in Berkeley, California. Bevel driven overhead camshaft. Built in numbers by Hudson in WW-II. The power in many an LCVP and AAF crash boat. Not a diesel until very late in life. Sometimes found in leased Crown school busses. Faster than a speeding 6-71.
Comments (21)
Great one! Very well done!
Super work.
Great TRUCK - beautiful work! Hug's Ute
The more I look at that truck, the better it looks!!! Great work, my friend, Rob
Original et Wonderful !
Awesome! I like this new cherry color :)
Great render - great pose - great lighting - look forward to seeing the next one (truck model)
Fantastic modelling.....!!!!!
Great work! :)
big!powerful modeling It's almost coming at me and off my screen lol great piece of work once again dale bravo!~
they will always argue about who won the debate and their rhetoric translates into john q public is the loser .steer clear of gift bearing politicians, and rely on common sense , but do not mention it or they will find a way to tax.will look forward to your new engine
Nice modeling, and cool POV on this scene. pretty cool Dale.
Ooohh ..Berkeley, the place we want to go for at my vecation and had no time for :-( Very fantastic idea and wonderful
A continuous integration engine? Probably not. Nice concept here, T!
real cool looking
Excellent, very good composition and lighting.
Cool modeling, looks like it's working for a living now. Nice chrome and paintjob, I'm thinking the drivers is quite color co-ordinated too!!
Great POV. Like the guy.
Very cool model and composition. Well done.
Pin the Tail on the driver?
excellent model and POV here.....nice render quality!