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The 69 Bee is a tough one. The detail is way too thin to open up from the back. I was thinking of scratch building one that, perhaps, could be molded in the future. I'm looking for some scratch building examples; maybe those of you who used soda can aluminum or something. There's go to be a decent solution, even if it takes tons of time. I thought of the soda can aluminum, but I don't know what cutting tool would be best without curling or screwing up the edges.
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I love every day factory stock cars from 1959 to present with realistic weathering. I'd like to become good enough to build replicas. I'm interested in converting performance muscle into regular grocery getters, plain janes with average wear and tear. Now, I just need the time....
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