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  1. 12-07-2010 04:31 AM #1
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    Rhapsody in Steel

     



    Made in 1933, this animation depicts the story of a Ford worker who goes home from work one car short of the production target and dreams that the outstanding one is built by a fairy. The car is a 1933 V8. The film shows the factory production line, plus an exceptionally detailed, comprehensive look at the V8 construction in all its stages
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    Great video - you could almost put an entire '33 or '34 Ford together using it. I can only imagine how long it took as all those parts had to be moved by hand and the 'fairy' hand drawn in one frame at a time. The wonders of computers
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    This reminds me of the films they used to show at intermissions at the picture show!
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