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  1. TragicComic
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    Is that Echo Bay Billboard a vanilla one?

    Nice pics!
    1. MoonALM
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      I don't think so, i've been fooling around in the GECK and, from what I can remember, it was not in the billboards.
    2. TragicComic
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      Cool, thx Moon!
  2. Bernt
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  3. lonewanderer518
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    Very nice
    1. BarefootWarrior
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      Glad you enjoyed them LW.
  4. Brigand231
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    A sign-seeing tour of the Mojave Wasteland. Very unique in concept and nice images.
    1. BarefootWarrior
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      Thank You Brig. The speed limit sign at a distance does say 125 MPH...imagine that!
  5. JimboUK
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    What a neat idea.
    1. BarefootWarrior
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      Thanks Jim...yeah, it was a fun idea. Had Joel running around all over the place.
  6. FastBlackCat
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    These are really great, BFW! The one floating high in the sky surprised a burst of laughter out of me, although I've had these--er--odd--um--interesting? . . . (what else can I say) happenings in my game, too. Although I do have to say Bernt's Desmond was about the most spectacular I've ever seen.