Gramps46
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The Protar has poseable front wheels which I like. -
Super finds indeed.
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It is original AMT build but still a favorite of mine.
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Really great build, congratulations.
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Looking really sharp in the sunshine.
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'68 Pontiac Firebird 400 (resto) - NEW IMAGES showing modifications!
Gramps46 replied to Tommy124's topic in Model Cars
Very nicely done and the paint and roof are excellent. -
"Bring Out Your Dead" Completion Build--ROUND 2 Is On!
Gramps46 replied to Snake45's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Welly did the 65 Riviera and some one (maybe you) said it was undersized, more like 1/25. It would be a $9.99 sacrifice or get a copy cast. -
I think you made into the groove. Looking good.
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Sweet addition to your Corvette collection. Thanks for sharing.
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The DB4 kit, originally from Aurora, is a super kit, especially for its time. I will be watching.
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The WIX Cobras are such a pleasant surprise.
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Early Ferrari Models 1949-1967
Gramps46 replied to Gramps46's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Very impressive work Pico. -
The drains look great. Congratulations on what you accomplished on your first try.
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Very creative. I see you decided to switch to LHD.
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Great looking model and the retro look color scheme is super.
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Really looking good. Please keep us posted on your progress.
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Best wishes for you and your family.
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I have seen them both ways, body color and black. I forgot to mention I like the black walls on the one I just got today. No earthly idea why I had white walls on mine.
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You might say I have an obsession about C2 Corvette Sting Rays, '63-'67. So when I saw this Revell 1963 promo in Saddle Tan I grabbed it and it came in today and I am very pleased with it. It appears to be correct and I was surprised by the detailed chassis. I think the only thing I could improve is to open up the exhaust tips and paint the wheel rims black.
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It is gorgeous Anders.
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Mark, I am glad to see you mentioned the "scale effect". I have long believed one needs to make adjustments when the mathematical scale dimension (and color and shine sometimes) needs to be adjusted to look right in scale. I feel that is one of the issues with 3D generated models.
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I am amazed that you are able to do this digitally. Even down to the reflections.
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Super job with the Ferrari. The photo in the shade looks so real.
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Very creative.
