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I was at a show here in Sweden recently, and I know the guy who painted this stuff, I think his work is amazing....so I thought I would share some with you, I am not sure how big the pics are....maybe put them on a couple of posts, anyway there is a twin V8 Scania dragster, an Audi TT, and a couple of Rods.
------------------ Henry Barker #1924 akaKaftan SignCraft AB Stockholm, Sweden. A little bit of England in a corner of Stockholm www.signcraft.se info@signcraft.se
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Posts: 1552 | From: Stockholm, Sweden | Registered: Nov 1998
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That TT is beautifully rendered. Is it the picture or is it as subtle (for wont of a better word) as it appears? Looks like its just growing out of the paintwork. David
------------------ David Fisher D.A. & P.M. Fisher Services Brisbane Australia da_pmf@yahoo.com
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Very, very nice...indeed. I wonder if it's by the same guy who does motorcycle tanks with that same sort of effect? Lots of grays. I saw one tank with a baby trapped inside looking out....it was awesome.
------------------ Louis A. Lazarus Milt's Sign Service, Inc. 20 So. Linden Ave. #5B 650-588-0490 fontking1a@aol.com
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I bet he got more than $12US for that TT too!!hahaha Great work. I know the work, just can't remember the guy's name. I've seen his work in a few mags i think.
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