1940 Seeburg Jukebox
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My internet was down for a few days, so I took the time to model this jukebox I took a picture of at the Wisconsin Automobile Museum.
I did a lot of guessing, but I was pleased with the outcome.
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Very nice.
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Excellent! Nice, nice.
Isn't that a great museum? Lots of cool old stuff. I like the Kissel Gold Bug with the mother-in-law seat on the outside.
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Love it!
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Prima & good idea !
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Oh, daddy-o! Great model, great render.
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Thank you all for the complements! I got a bit carried away with the detail, but it was fun to do. I started at the bottom of the model and realized about half way into it I should have done the beaded front corners first, oh well.
Yes, Dave it was a fascinating museum! The Kissels were my favorites, especially as they were manufactured right there in Hartford. The "Suicide Seat" would have been a fun ride, who needs seat-belts! On second thought, in 1973, I remember I and about twenty others riding on a car around the Watkins Glen race track during "Summer Jam 73". I'd have felt safer in the "Mother-in -laws" seat.
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Lovely work! Bravo.
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