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Posted 6 months ago
jamiedpt
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This is an old Victor 77 capsule vending machine that I got from a local auction house last summer. I have been working on this machine for a long time. The front face frame of this machine caused me a really bad injury this summer when it got wrapped around my buffing wheel swung around and hit me in the face, literally cutting my nose off. I had reconstructive surgery to reattach the nose and it is fine now. I finally got ar0und to finishing this machine but instead of selling it I decided that I needed to keep it in my own collection. I themed it in Pepsi and used some NOS waterslide decals that I came by last year. I think it turned out pretty good. My kids really like it.
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