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  1. On 11/4/2020 at 6:57 AM, stitchdup said:

    they all redirect to motortrend, says something about european data laws then opens motortrend

    It’s because your visiting the page from Europe and they haven’t made the necessary changes for complying with the European data laws (GDPR). Witch basically means that they must inform you of witch kind of Personal data they are collecting from you and for what purpose. And that they must erase all data they have been collecting about you if you ask them to.

    You will probably be able be able to solve this by getting an VPN-service that’s makes it look like you’re located in the states. There are a lot of different VPN-services to choose from.

  2. 24 minutes ago, stinkybritches said:

    I remember your post. I probably should have searched before posting. After all my years on earth, this is my first 1st generation Ford GT purchase that wasn't Hot Wheels. I have plenty of the latest generation diecast/plastic kits.  

    Have you seen the GT 40 from Exoto?

    https://www.exoto.com/s/1/ProductList.aspx?Language=&AttributeType=Category&AttributeId=490


    The prices are beyond my budget but the details look very nice.

    I managed to buy a Shelby Cobra 289 from Exoto from a German dealer for a good price (not even close to Solidos price range though).

  3. On 2019-03-02 at 1:34 PM, Atmobil said:

    I have also been looking for such wheels. I have not found an exact replica but there is some steelies in certain japanese kits.

    If there is any consolation in it, I have a set of 1:1 rims like that in my garage, 14" I belive.

    I have also searched but haven’t found them.

    The closest I have found so far is these two.

    https://www.spotmodel.com/product_info.php?products_id=51602

    https://www.spotmodel.com/product_info.php?products_id=49194&language=en

    It would be great if you had a 3D-scanner, then we could make our own model.

     

     

  4. 1 hour ago, afx said:

    I particularly like the 911T.  There have been a few interesting 911 Police cars.

     

    Yes, its a nice car. I also like how they put it next to the Volkswagen, same but different :) 

    Porches were used by the Swedish police from 1965 until 1973.

    In 1965 the police decided that they needed some faster cars and were looking at two alternatives, Volvo P1800 and Porsche 912. They decided to go with 912.

    In 1970 they decided to replace some of the 912:s with 911T because they thought that the 912:s engine wasn’t reliable enough for police use.

  5. Visited the Police Museum in Sweden a couple of days ago and thought I would share some pictures of the cars and motorcycles.

    Saab 95, Volkswagen and Porsche 911T

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    Plymouth Valiant (with Saab seats) and a Dodge

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    Volvo 940 (Opel Kapitän, Saab 9-5, Chevrolet, Volkswagen T3 and Volvo 240 in the background)

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    Volkswagen t3, two Volvo 240, Saab 900 and a Ford Tri-Star TSE 350

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    Saab 900 Turbo (unmarked traffic police unit)

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    Saab 900

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    Motorcycles

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  6. 21 minutes ago, Jim B said:

    Decent looking Ford.  Looks like you had some trouble with the hood?

    Yes, I had some trouble getting it to seal shut. Don’t know why though, the hood isn’t to wide or to long. Maybe it’s something with the hinges. Should have test fitted before I started to build.

     I’ve bought one more which hopefully will turn out better thanks to everything I learnt from building this one.

  7. There’s some discussions about Lindberg 1:20 kits on this site lately so I thought it was a good time to show my completed Ford Explorer Sport from Lindberg. 

    I built this kit five years ago and it went fine to built, lots of details. 

    There were three issues I remember, the taillights were tricky to get in place.

    The backside of the frontseat didn’t match completely so I had to use a sandpaper to remove the excessive material (so you don’t se the line between the front- and backseat).

     I also hade to drill out the holes in the roof for the roof rack (there were holes on the inside of the roof but they didn’t went all the way through), this can also be a good thing if you don’t want a roof rack.

    Overall, this was a joy to build as I like the subject.

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    The glue on the taillights is a result of my struggle to get them to fit, they do fit but it was tight.

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  8. 43 minutes ago, NYLIBUD said:

    And may I ask,where you got this Cherokee?Very cool Diecast.

    I bought it on eBay, there made in China.

    This is the ”cheaper” version, there’s an fancier edition with chrome grille and a bunch of other nice details but it costs a lot more. There’s an European manufacturer called Otto that also offers a version (“Limited” version) but its curbside without opening doors and engine. 

    They aren’t that rare so u should be able to get one for a good price.

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