Extreme 1/3 scale Ferrari 312

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Seen some threads here about models so I'd thought you might like this link.

This guy must have Asperger or some other neurposychological condition with narrow, timeconsuming and monomane interests as part of the diagnosis. It's very impressing though, he claims to have spent 20k hours on this fully functioning model. I don't doubt it judging from the pics.

http://www.fineartmodels.com/e/gallery/scerri/index.htm
 
I've seen that before.

He's a scary, scary man.
 
GTJugend
This guy must have Asperger or some other neurposychological condition with narrow, timeconsuming and monomane interests as part of the diagnosis.
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thats insulting to people that have asperger :grumpy: 👎
 
Holdenhsvgtsr
thats insulting to people that have asperger :grumpy: 👎
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Sorry if I have caused emotional harm to anyone with that diagnose, it was never my intention.
 
That is the singularly most detailed model... if you could call it that.... I have ever seen. Probably the most detailed one in the world.
Simply amazing, breathtaking.
 
Holdenhsvgtsr
thats insulting to people that have asperger :grumpy: 👎
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No it isn't.

Asperger's Syndrome is characterised by obsessive behaviour. This bloke displays obsessive behaviour, thus "This guy must have Asperger or some other neurposychological condition with narrow, timeconsuming and monomane interests as part of the diagnosis." (sic)

It was a diagnosis, not an insult.
 
to people that have it it might seem insulting it isnt always characterised by obsessive behaviour
 
Indeed it isn't. Hence the qualifier

"or some other neurposychological condition with narrow, timeconsuming and monomane interests as part of the diagnosis." (sic)

Some people just look for discrimination wherever they can find it. Jugend's comment wasn't discriminatory, inflammatory or insulting in nature. Asperger's Syndrome is just the disorder he happened to mention as being the most common disorder with obsessive behaviour as part of the symptoms. Would you have preferred it if he'd listed ALL disorders which can have obsessive behaviour as part of the symptoms? It'd be a VERY long post.
 
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