PhilX
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Thank You all ... No paint on the body. Only polished plastic from the kit ... š
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Thank you all ... š As asked by @Joe Lange some pictures of the V12. But I must confess that the hood is glued to obtain a correct position of it ... š
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Thanks everyone for watching ... š
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And don't forget James Smith had the engine free exhaust in the nose and in the ears during +4000 miles and 23 days ...
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A nice realisation of this monument from the period.
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They were disqualified because they were found guilty of replacing prohibited parts of the car during the race, but without admitting it. The bottle on the passenger side is a bottle of acetylene to feed the headlights (no electric lighting at this time).
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I hope they will not. A person who reaches the top of a mountain after a difficult climb, will not like seeing other people being dropped off by helicopter ... š
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Thank you all ... š
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Here is The Ford T nĀ°2 which arrived First in the New-York to Seattle Race in 1909 - Bert Scott driver and James Smith mechanic. The car was later disqualified. The base is a kit ICM 1/24 deeply modified :
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Here is my Lincoln Continental convertible Monogram 1/24 :
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You succeed to build this model very correctly. However the Airtrax kits are very difficult to built. I know what I say because I have several in my stash.
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Nice project ... š I dont know the Freezer Trick ... ?
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The Chrysler Norseman emerges from the depths...of my resin vat.
PhilX replied to Pico's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Very nice to follow ... š
