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So how about the 72 in Death Proof?

Cool to see this being built. I got one myself. Cool detail with functioning suspension. I also think it is strange with English garage decals on this French van.

Very cool looking and a fun idea. The wheels suit it very well

I did take some pictures of my hobbyroom not so long ago. Difficult to take proper pics that show everything. It is quite messy on the bench but atleast I have some space on it to work on.

Yes, I guess that is another way of looking at it I noticed that several of the models can be bought in finished form and then for sums in the 80-90$ region. I guess there is a big saving in building it one self.

Yes, I will get one (atleast one...) but it is the fergie that I'm really waiting for

Thank you very much for the links. Strange that they are so cheap to buy. I will have to get some of these

Amazing!! All of the details you have made are great looking on this one. A stunning result. Top notch

Great idea and a great execution of it I really like the way you captured this "dream scene". I call it a dream because I have never seen a car with snow like that on in the winter. Cars around here usually get all brown/grey and wet looking with roadsalt turning all the winterroads in to a dirty slush. Having said that, sometimes we do get proper winterroads around here aswell. This is a picture of my old 74 Mercedes 240D in December 2007, an early morning before on small rural roads that are not salted.

Wow, where do I order that? I have for the past year and a half or so been playing a computergame called Spintires http://spintires.com/ and that got the truck you now have a model of aswell as atleast one of the ones in the brochure you got in it. http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/849218678921435352/70F7804763FC860A58F17981D5C37D337CABB644/

This looks very good, I like the changes you have done to this

Yes, that is very nice and as Stephen says, the focus is always on the van but I remember the Corvette very well. I always thought it looked very nice with the red stripe.

That is truly great looking. You have done a fine job on this and such a cool idea

Very nice one, this is almost the same as what I have in mind for my own build now.

....hmm......yeah......I don't know quite what to say..... Is the volksaru a combination of 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive? Does it have 6 wheel drive but only 4 wheels or is it at two engined beast with drive at boths ends.

I can only stand in line with the others and say that this is amazing. 1500 hours of work on a single model, that really is comitment to the hobby. I agree with you that it should be in a museum, I would pay to come and see that for real

Great job!! As the others, I love the movie and I seeing this makes me want to see it again.

This is not mine but is built by a buddy of mine. Built as a what-if model, a SS with a 396, rallywheels and stripes:

Very beautifull build, and I love the choice of color.

That looks impressive!! How did you make the floormats? Toolbox looks great, does it come from the Fujimi kit?

As long as the driver and (if there was one) the passenger is ok, that is the most important part. At the end of the day, it is just another car. They can repair cars that are dead but not people.

Very nice. I actually got a resin Suburban body, not sure who has made it but it has saved me from getting another blazer just to cut up. You have done a fine job on the conversion, now all it needs is some sand dunes

Fantastic!! Love the idea of this one and you have done a fine job on it aswell

Great looking Land Cruiser, you have made some great details on this. How did you make the electricmotor thing? Interesting that today Toyota is not interested in pure electric cars but are focusing more on hybrids, I guess if they did make an all electric Land Cruiser we would have a stampede at Toyota dealers here in Norway.

I like it very much, it looks very convincing All we need now is a diorama of the accident scene, with a cop car and maybe an ambulance and also a towtruck and some figures of police men and some curious bystanders.