Surprising radio pictures have to see it to believe it

[frankxbe]

Here is the link follow the thread not long ........ you won't believe it
http://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=177563

 

[Satcom123]

Amazing. I didn't realize I was looking at miniture set ups till the end too. Thanks for sharing. :thmbsp:

 

[ludwigman]

Fooled me again :yes:

That's awesome work.

 

[Sandy G]

Well, I'M in love...

 

[Mike Gibson]

There is an real talent at work there.

 

[jimfet]

What makes a person wake up one day and wanna do that?

 

[Sandy G]

What makes a person wake up one day and wanna do that?

I dunno, but if I had the talent he had, I'd be doin' it, too...

 

[JBL GUY]

Amazing workmanship and untold hours of work.

Thanks for the link.

 

[jimfet]

I dunno, but if I had the talent he had, I'd be doin' it, too...

Ahhh......but you do have that talent. You just never tried. That's what Gomez told Dookie.

 

[frankxbe]

I've always wondered about watchmakers too ......... how do they do it?

 

[Sandy G]

Gomez is just prejudiced towards me...And he knows NOTHING of my Old Friend Uncle Arthur Itis who lives in my hands, not to mention the loss of dexterity I had w/that stroke a few yrs back...Its subtle, but its there...

 

[AnalogDigit]

Nice! Did not know it was miniatures until the end.

 

[spaceman]

I wonder if this guy still has a cluttered up basement, like most of us? :scratch2:

 

[screenersam]

:ntwrthy:

my smilie bows before such workmanship.

 

[Arkay]

I didn't realize those were miniatures at all, until I noticed the size of a white-painted screw head set in the "rafter support" on the upper right in the second pic... then it clicked into scale, and I had one of those spine-tingling "Oh, wow!" feelings. This guy does REALLY GOOD WORK! :yes: :thmbsp:

If only all our audio gear could be "shrunk" to that scale, and only restored to normal size when and as we put individual units into rotation. Stick 'em in a "dollhouse" and all the WAF problems might disappear!