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1967 Pontiac Bonneville, More Mediocre Pics.
Prince Ital Mike replied to StevenGuthmiller's topic in Model Cars
Beautiful build, Steven. Love it! -
Thank you very much, guys!
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Thanks a lot!
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Thank you very much, guys!
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Hallo, this is my first attempt at building a diorama. Figures are Master Box, bike is Zvezda and base is Mini Art. This is actually first stage as I would like to add some more zombies. There is never enough of those lovely creatures. Criticism and comments are welcome! Thank you for you attention!
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Very nice!
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Fiat 500F "Italian Flag", Tamiya, 1:24
Prince Ital Mike replied to Prince Ital Mike's topic in Model Cars
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Fiat 500F "Italian Flag", Tamiya, 1:24
Prince Ital Mike replied to Prince Ital Mike's topic in Model Cars
Thank you very much, guys. I'm happy that you like it! -
Fiat 500F "Italian Flag", Tamiya, 1:24
Prince Ital Mike replied to Prince Ital Mike's topic in Model Cars
Thank you, Don. I've been trying to find your Fiat here, but I wasn't succesful... -
Fiat 500F "Italian Flag", Tamiya, 1:24
Prince Ital Mike replied to Prince Ital Mike's topic in Model Cars
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Hallo, I finished this puppy last week. I added some wires and used the embossing powder for the carpet. Oil wash was used for the interior and the chassis. The first picture was taken in the photo tent at the local competition. Thank you for your attention, comments and criticism are welcome.
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Hallo, I just finished this bike. It's a nice kit, I had no problems during the build. Some wires and hoses were added, I also drilled the cannon barrels and closed the inner sides of munition clusters. I headed for a slightly used look and I'm sure that the Dark Knight will wash it as soon as possible...
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Thank you, Bo!
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Beautiful! Love the paint job!
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This is really beautiful!
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Thank you, guys!
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you. Yes, it was a headache-friendly build. Thanks. I'm sure that you could build it easily! Thank you, Alan.
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Thanks. I used the toothpick and the pin for detailing. Sometimes the tip of the pin wasn't sharp enough. It was driving me crazy.