maltsr
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I like it. Nice touch with the red accents.
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Nice, clean build. Well done!
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Looks great, Luke.
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Agreed, nice build of a sometimes tricky kit.
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Thanks everyone. Yeah, and a front one too! I'm trying to locate a suitable British plate to go with the RHD steering.
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Everything happens for a reason, Harry - I sincerely hope things work out for you.
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Here's my take on this new kit from Tamiya, painted with their TS16 Yellow covered in Pearl Clear. The chassis/interior comprises 72 parts that fit perfectly, most of them hidden when the build is finished.
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Is it just me, or has the site slowed down again?
maltsr replied to russosborne's topic in How To Use This Board
Me too, but only on page 1. -
We're all pulling for you Harry.
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Happy birthday Carl
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Nice work, Martin.
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Happy birthday Harry, may you have many more
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I think many of us could learn from you . That's a great build.
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Here's my entry, Gunze Sangyo VW Karmann Ghia. Just painted it today and decided to run with it, the colour is Testor's Sunset Red Pearl. Wheels/tyres are everyone's favourite, Pegasus, the Gold variety.
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Really nice model, Peter.
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Me too, nice lace paint.
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Excellent work Francesco!
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Late 40's Traditional '29 Ford Roadster on '32 Rails Update: 3/4/17
maltsr replied to Dennis Lacy's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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Very sinister looking, nice paint job .
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Great build Ray!
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Thanks all. The glass fit isn't perfect but is much better than a lot of US kits where the glass fits from the inside.
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Some amazing paint jobs here. I'm rather pleased how this one turned out:
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You're going to be a very busy man! Looking forward to progress on all of these builds - I guess you're a fan of the blue oval?
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Overall a great kit with nicely molded, well-fitting parts. I lowered the suspension by chopping the rear coils and reversing the optional front spindles. The only other deviation was to use the individual air cleaners off the plated parts sprue, but not shown in the instructions. As usual, paint is Tamiya rattlecan.
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Well said James - it's worth quoting again in full.