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PostPosted: Tue Feb 21, 2017 5:52 pm 
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Good day!

I gathered most all the putz houses I've made from scratch into a flickr gallery to share. I'm missing 2 houses for sure. It's nice to see them all in one place, since some of them reside in new homes.
It made me realize how bad a lot of the photos I take are...but these are the best I have. I'm going to try and up my photo game a bit in the future.

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/152294255 ... 211472763/

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Thanks for putting them all in one place.

I don't think I'd seen the Loggie before.

Amazing work as always.

The coco always looks awesome when it's new and not from the 20's and 30's.


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Very nice Brian! I'm following your Flickr account. I started my own as well. Hope to see more of your awesome creations my friend!

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Many thanks guys!! I agree Steve, I love the fresh coco too! .
Will, I'm new to flickr, still figuring it out, but I look fwd to seeing your gallery as well! I'll hop on tomorrow and see if I can figure out how to follow you back. :)
Hope ya'll had a great night!
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Just saw this--can't wait to share the link!


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