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ZR 3100
KWT replied to TopherMcGinnis's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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1926 RANCHERO: What if Henry greenlighted the Ranchero in 1926?
KWT replied to Claude Thibodeau's topic in Model Cars
That is awesome. Great concept and execution. The color really suits it well too. Very nicely done! -
I like it! Especially the tail. That is awesome
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I've built this one. Once last year and when I was in my teens. A lot of people talk smack about it, but it's a good build. Good luck rounding up ya bits. Model on.
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That looks awesome!! very nicely done!
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Nice details. Thanks for that. This is definitely gonna look good when done
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Thanks guys! Very much appreciated! Nice ride, Nick
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Thanks guys! It's very much appreciated! Looking forward to that for sure! That is actually what I'm planning for the one I just bought. This was kinda like a training exercise.
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I like it.. stance is nice. How'd you go about lowering my favorite kit there my dude?
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I've read the thread. This happens with text and photos.. with text and no photos... and with photos no text... so no, not exactly
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Thanks all. Much appreciated.
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Thanks Carl and Mike. I appreciate it.. I think I've got some... and at least looked at buying some. But I've been googlin for something that matches the build
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Seen that happen a lot lately
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This is the prepainted kit offered up in the FOOSE series. Easy quick build. Very well designed and makes a good finished build for the shelf. As always, thanks for looking... on to the next...
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Thank ya much guys! Actually all the engine pics were done during the build phase.. I knew I was forgetting something. No sir. These are from Pegasus Hobbies.
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Thank you everybody. It is much appreciated! I did a lot a looking at that one. I was kinda wanting to try my hands at it, but it may be a lil outta my reach.
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We're posted up Under Glass
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This is the Revellogram '71 Hemi Cuda that I'm sure we've all built once or twice. I wanted to give it a custom feel this time around and practice a little on some ideas I had floating around my brain. Paint is Tamiya Metallic Gray. I lowered the stance a little bit. I chose to go with a modern "blackout" trim package to keep the emblems, but also fit the custom look I was going for. Still have to find a front plate I dig. This is not the exact look I was going for, but after I had to save the paint, I chose to keep it this way. I'm pretty stoked with how it came out. Learned a little along the way, which is always a good thing. Gonna see if I can use what I learned moving on to other kits... and a revisit to this one. As always, thanks for looking... On to the next...
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