some of my work:-))

[alesmaher]

http://profile.imageshack.us/user/nedjo1977/

 

[Rickytree]

Man great work!! But how could someone park the old VW on the finished product? I would be thinkin it's leaking oil right now. Nice job though. Cheers

 

[alesmaher]

Man great work!! But how could someone park the old VW on the finished product? I would be thinkin it's leaking oil right now. Nice job though. Cheers

Thanks Rickytree:
and here each car released oil, because it is a sign that there is enough oil in the car The problem is when there is no oil )

 

[dancan]

Nice work and great attention to detail from what I have seen from your photos . What part of the world is your work done in ?

 

[Jacob J.]

I was thinking Croatia? Good looking pics...

 

[alesmaher]

I was thinking Croatia? Good looking pics...

thank you thank you all.
this is a job that I worked the last two years in Croatian. google earth to see the place 45 19 56 59 N E14 18 12.59

 

[chemist]

jako dobro!

 

[alesmaher]

jako dobro!

hvala a ma nije to nista to je dio samo
a dali ima posla u kanadi za mene hahahah ??

 

[deeker]

:spam:

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