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I'm gonna say model on this one Harry. Something just dont seem rite.
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man that is so awesome. Ilove it
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Dude that thing is shweet. I love altereds, where did you source the heads from? Also could you please please please post a close up of the blower setup. thanks
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Hmmmmmmmmm this is my first rodeo playin this game so lets try to get off to a good start shall we. Everything on the car shouts real to me except one item. The wood grain on the luggage trunk is to out of scale, my grandfather owns a saw mill and I've seen trees cut in half that were just huge and have never seen wood grain that big. Everything else looks real but is'nt anything that couldnt be recreated in scale. So I say model. I think
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Lets see' I picked up a tube of tamiya putty, some 2000 grit sand paper and a 1/24 tamiya lotus super 7, a steal for only 13 bucks. Got all of this today. This past saturday I picked up a Italeri ford 9000 wrecker to go along with the peterbilt wrecker my wife got me for my B-day in august.
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Dont sell yourself short. That is a great lookin start. Keep it up. I think molding in a bed cover and then cutting out a design and putting some clear plastic to show off your suspension would be awesome. Later.....Mike
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Hey Viper Dave that thing is looking sweet man. You gonna be at the show in corbin in oct? Got a couple I'm trying to get ready. Look forward to seein everyone on the 20th and shootin the bull.
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Hey y'all i found it at a local plastics supplyer called general plastics. thanks
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Hey y'all I was rereading for the umpteenth time my april '07 issue and got back to Larry Henley's Tool Time Lawn mower. In this article he mentions a product called #3 Weld On cement. Who makes this please and where might one find it. Thanks in advance y'all.
Fuel Altered - 1965
in WIP: Drag Racing Models
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Man you nailed the look on this one. Absolutely stunning. Dont complain about the paint......in the 60's perfect glossy paint wasnt an easy accomplishment and was hard to see at 150 mph anyway. Any way its a beautiful machine and the paint probably looks correct for the era.