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10-22-2011, 05:22 PM
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When I'm thinking "modern" I'm usually thinking post WWII.
I'm not sure about how they'd price something like that, but the new cast resin stuff I've seen with that level of detail is smallish buildings based on some of the Terry Pratchett books. They usually made less than 100 of each and they're pretty pricy, I'm thinking around 2-300 each. If the 3-D versions of the woodcuts were done as collectors art items they could have been limited production and expensive. Steve B 
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