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Nice selection of styles, I failed to notice the shortened roof on the bus before. I think the celica is probably my fav though

Beautiful builds, the fury stands out to me

Nice pair, if i had to choose it would be the supra

The penzoil car is impressive, every time i look i see a detail i missed before

That chrysler is stunning

It might just be one build but its a beauty

Great selection of very convincing rust

Beautiful builds, if it was a vote I'd go for one of the dtm cars

Nice selection of builds, the blue sedan is particularly cool

Nice job on them all, the citroen's weathering is very effective

Great selection, i especially like the 2002 and 358

Nice work, the patinated 50 truck stands out to me

looking at the pics of the foton it appears to have chevy/gmc copy front fender shape

The reason I was told the mk2 cab didn't get made was they were considering the corrado for the cab since it was built in the same karmann factory as the mk1

The small british sports cars are very popular in japan. They spend a lot more on them and still actively race them. The bigger ones like the heallys you got in the states just dont seem to have the same following

You might like this site then theartofmk1.tumblr.com/

raurata@yahoo.com. I'm not sure if its current but this is the one i used a couple years ago

Nicely done, first of the revell cabs I've seen built

Very cool lil dub

oops, my mistake, it was a transkit for the revell 190e kits. I got it mixed up somewhere

No need for the golf, you just need the revell 190 wagon and remove the rear overhang

revell 50 AMT 59 elco revell 65 and AMT 60 mash up but I thought it looked a bit unfinished and what was supposed to be a simple rebuild and paint took a life of its own and now I'm not sure what style it is its moved along since the pics were taken

One of either hasegawa or fujimi's r32 will be in two versions soon, there is a thread about a new tool version coming out somewhere on the site. The aoshima r35 is available as a liberty walk body kit curbside as well as stock versions and there are also some race versions. The r33 i believe is only available from tamiya (i'm probably wrong on that but its the only r33 I've seen. I think the tamiya r35 could be described as curbside plus since it has and engine plate rather than a full engine but there is an aftermarket engine available from hobby design. I think fujimi also do a 4 door r34 and a stagea (basicly a skyline wagon). If you're not worried about having full detail I dont think you can go wrong with any of these 3 manufacturers but if it was me I'd go tamiya first choice. A look on 1999.co.jp or hlj.com will let you see what the kits include as well as the instructions as some japanese kits have very poor interiors as I'm sure you know already. There are also kits of the skyline exuctive cars (think mercedes type cars) and the classics available from the first gtr in the early 70's til now, and a fujimi kit of an earlier one.

I like your stock car idea. The steels probably fit the theme better than the spokes