beeRS
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Fantastic super detailing there. You did a great job on this one.
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That looks great. I think Monogram have captured the 70s iconic shape very well and you’ve done a fantastic job of making such a simple kit look so good. The green is very well suited. This is such a rare kit. I hardly ever see them come up for sale on eBay.
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Wow. I thought it looked good in the final pictures of your WIP thread. It looks even better here. Great model and photography too.
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Great to see you back on this one.
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Awesome Impala. Those gull wings must have been a lot of work, but the end result is worth the effort. I love the paint too. Subtle and effective.
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It all looks super clean. Your hard work is certainly paying off.
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Cyber punk ‘88 Dodge Daytona/Mercedes C9 kit bash
beeRS replied to Steve H's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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That looks great Dann👍🏼. Orange is the iconic colour for these. Are you still planning on fitting the engine from the Aoshima kit?
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Great start Dann, and good to see your work again. I totally agree - the Aoshima kit beats the Fujimi for accuracy, though the Fujimi has an insanely well detailed chassis and engine. I am also working on the QV5000 which I intend on finishing in white, but mine is way off completion.
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Very cool project. The 3D printed parts are amazing. You must have a very good printer. I like the fit of the new body parts. Is this a fantasy build, or did Lamborghini actually make a Bi-Turbo Countach based on the Anniversary edition?
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That’s very cool. Nice clean building style and well photographed too.
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Nice work with the decals. It would take me a lot longer than 2 hours to do that! Do you need to spray a clear over the decals?
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Nice work. That is very well detailed 👍🏼
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Looks great. I’m looking forward to seeing how the body wrap goes. It’s a lot of work. Interior decals look cool.
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That looks so good. The red paint really suits the bug shape, I think. Nice whitewalls too. I never bothered with the new tool Revell kit as I already have the Tamiya in my stash to build someday. looking at this WIP, I think the Revell kit may actually be the better one!
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Great to see your scratch building skills again Martin. Looking forward to seeing another wild ride come together. Love the wheels. Are they really a scale 20”. They look even bigger!
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That’s super cool. Very good detail work. I like the PE windshield wipers.
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Burnt Orange and tan interior is a great combo. Very nice work so far.
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Great start. Will look awesome in black/red. I have this kit in my stash. I’ve been put off starting it as I thought the bonnet was a poor fit. The fit looks fine on yours though. Did you have to do much fetteling to make the fit so good?
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Wow. Fantastic job. Considering that most of the exhaust detail is moulded in, you made it look really good underneath as well.
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I missed this one back in May. Bugatti Fan, that chassis is simply stunning. Truly worthy of display without the body. Gerald Wingrove’s books were an inspiration to me as a kid. Without them, I wouldn’t have been driven to try harder. What a shame if his models are no longer available for the public to see.
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That’s sooo cool.
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Indeed - the AMT, Revell, Matchbox etc are all the same tool.
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Wow. The candy red looks amazing. I think this is the first one of these new Tamiyas I’ve seen built up. I received mine the other day, and I’m still trying to decide what colour to use. I also forecast a lot of these being built and shown here. The dining table collection looks impressive.
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Looking forward to seeing this come together. Great to see something a bit different being built. Some of the Gunze (Mr Hobby) kits were made as semi-curbside, as well as full detail kits with many common parts. It’s like that on their E-Type and Lotus Elan kits.
