Claude Thibodeau
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Thank you Steve! CT
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Thank you Glen! CT
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Thanks Carl! CT
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’72 Dodge Demon Drag Racer 1/25 scale
Claude Thibodeau replied to AmericanMuscleFan's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
Salut Francis! Of course, the rack is spectacular. but the rubber booths are making me smile! Bravo! CT -
Thanks Oliver! The front end was the most time-consuming, as you can imagine. CT
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looked on Instagram
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Thanks Larry! CT
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Thanks Bruce! Happy you like it! CT
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Hi Jeff! A bright red thank you! LOL CT
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Thanks David! CT
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Thanks Al! If only I could, EVERY time... CT
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Thanks Michael! No, I was thinking about the 63 Riviera, where the pointed bezels were hiding some lamps. In my case, I molded the fender tips solid, increasing their perceived lenght, and installed scratchbuilt flat lenses in the central section. The goal was to make the side profile longer in the front. CT
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stained collar drama
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rekindle old flame
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Thank you John! CT
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Thanks Stuart! Now, I'll have to put my ego in check... CT
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Hi Ray! Good to see you back' I saw those on the street, in this shade, back then. The power of nostalgia. Bravo! CT
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Thanks Mathias! You are right: the proportions look similar. CT
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Thank you Vince,agreed! CT
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Thanks Scott! CT
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Thanks Jeff! Somehow, bright candy red still moves us even after all those years... CT
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Salut Mario! Thank you, but you have to agree that the basic design is GREAT to start with. It was not a "hard one" LOL. CT
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1950 Cadillac
Claude Thibodeau replied to Terry Jessee's topic in Other Racing: Road Racing, Salt Flat Racers
Hi Terry! Wow, very impressive, bravo! CT -
Hi david! Thank you for the comments. Indeed, I think there is a Jungle Jim Nova Funny car kit that also has a longer profile, but it was not available lately in my area. So, I had to cut and glue! CT
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Merci mon ami! I appreciate the comparison to Mr. Launier's work. Usually, I err more on the side of Pro-Touring, so this Pro-STREET variation was interesting. The high tail was popular in the pro-street movement, but I guess it's an acquired taste LOL. CT
