Funkychiken
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Great work so far Tiago!
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I know you are going to do it justice Ismael, good luck!
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Al, like others have said, your real car is amazing, but the skills in your build are even better! Build is looking good, and I wish you luck with the body painting...
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Hasegawas Lamborghini Miura SV....new update!
Funkychiken replied to Dann Tier's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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I like the 2002 too, and the kit looks of high quality, yours is a great build.
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Fujimi Enthusiast 1962-1965 Porsche 356C 2000GS Carrera2 Cabriolet
Funkychiken replied to Cuba_13's topic in Model Cars
Fantastic detailing, looks quite realistic -
So basically scratch built with a 3D printer, must have taken a lot of planning, design and effort. turned out great!
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Unusual topic, and they turned out great!
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Great build, the bright chrome looks excellent against the black body.
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Very skillful! Looks realistic!
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Sharp and clean build. Is it me or does the orange look like a hot red? I did like the ts13 gloss, it does look more in scale.
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Another old build: 1962 Chrysler 300V (V, as in VIPER!)
Funkychiken replied to NitroMarty's topic in Model Cars
That missed Chrysler looks fantastic, and so well preserved from the 90s. -
No criticisms, it's a stunner!
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Monogram Datsun 280Z 'Rolling Restoration'
Funkychiken replied to Spottedlaurel's topic in Model Cars
Inventive, and great looking build! -
It's a cool car back in the day, and Shay says, it's just like the ones we used to have over here a few decades back with the exception of the missing grille. Cool build!
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It's a great build of an often overlooked Porsche, you don't see many of them around now
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It is a great thread, enjoyed seeing all of these builds!
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Like others have said, you couldn't have planed getting a weathered finish like that, looks old and used!
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The paint work is stunning! It's a super cool build!
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Cool car, looks like a beast in black!
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Absolutely beautiful build so far, loving the detail and scratch building, thanks for posting the detail, I'm learning tonnes!
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A new back board, the hand brake channel and the area for the gear stick are currently being prepped.
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The reason there are gaps in the interior tub is because the seats were moulded in and awful. I'm not sure exactly how much you'll see when the kit is finished, but I'm on this path now! I'll be using a pair of 1:25 Corvette seats
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I've cut the gear stick gator in half, sanded it to thin it out & stuck it back together, and i'll be using the dress pin to simulate the end of the gear stick, the white block is going to be the arm rest
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With the Aston finished, I've come back to the M1 Still got to polish out and detail the body shell I've now cleaned up the interior tub as shown here
