
Claude Thibodeau
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'71 Boss Mustang with widebody kit and LED lighting...
Claude Thibodeau replied to SpikeSchumacher's topic in Model Cars
Hi Mathias! Very nice model. I love the color. This Mustang body style is the one which responds the best to the "wide-body" conversion. Bravo! CT -
Classic rock memories
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catch the ferry
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Hi George! Great production, bravo! If I may: what is this spectacular bright green on the Galaxie? It works! CT
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Nova Salt Flat Racer
Claude Thibodeau replied to Pierre Rivard's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers
Salut Pierre! I have built 6 or 7 Bonneville cars in the last few years, but only last year did I get the chance to make friend with fellow forum user MUNCIE, who happens to race 1/1 cars on tle lake. So, he was generous enough to send me one of the latest rule books. Needless to say, I now try to make sure that my cars "would pass inspection". I don't think I can add anything to your creativity, but if you'd like to consult the rules, we should find a way to get the book to you. For instance, I'll be at the Trois-Rivières show on sunday the 27th. If you plan to be there, or have a friend who'll attend, let me know.I'll bring it with me. CT -
looking at Alcatraz
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Hi Tim! While I never met Mister Sherman, I exchanged with him many times on this forum. He was always encouraging and came up with good advice. Sorry to learn of his passing. CT
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Fisherman's wharf stroll
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Nova Salt Flat Racer
Claude Thibodeau replied to Pierre Rivard's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers
Salut Pierre! Wow, what an unusual subject for Bonneville, but unique and very well detailled. Can't wait to see it complete! CT -
seen on cable
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threatening her lifestyle
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expensive Hollywood fanta$ie$
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extra wide features
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Hi Mark! Thanks for the comments. I kept the sidewalls of the front tires, and as you can tell, I joined the two slivers at the center. Makes for a cleaner job. Now, to your suggestion: I agree it would be fun, but this is my second aeroBird in a few years. The previous one was a mash-up of the Monogram Pro-Stock kit with the 1987 Turbo-coupe chassis & interior, plus a transplant of the rear quarter-panels at the wheel opening level, to recreate the OEM look (see pics below). Funny fact: I happen to have the 41 Lincoln caps, because I used the kit to make an all-out custom (see pic below). The fact the MKVII is more "squarish" makes it less appealing to my eyes. Oh well... However, I know our fellow modeler Steve Hayden (see his post on this thread below) IS willing to take this challenge. And I know he's the right guy to make this endeavour a success! Regards, CT
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extra-stretch leggings
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or... hot air?
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like flea market
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disapointing live TV
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and a safe