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Just Jim

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  1. Really nice, I like everything about it ?
  2. Thanks everybody for the positive feedback, I’m glad you like it. It was a fun project!
  3. Oops meant to put this in the under glass section if a moderator wants to move it
  4. Sure you’ve got your SRT8’s & your Hellcats but what if I want to race on the weekends and still have something I can use to bring stuff home from the grocery store ?
  5. Nice, I hope you find what you are looking for, I am anxious to see what you can do with it. I am an average modeler at best and working with this 3D print it going to be a huge challenge. However, I wanted to join in and did not figure the modeling world needed another Charger, Camaro, or Mustang. I too am thinking about joining the P2P with either a Pinto or an early 70’s Mustang (something I already have on hand). The two things holding me back are my concern that I may be making modeling promises I cannot keep time wise and the requirement to have those fancy P2P plates on the front and back of the car. I don’t have the ability to make them and I have no idea where I could buy one in 1/25 scale so, we will see.
  6. I would like to throw my name in the hat with this 3D Printed Karmann Ghia I purchased a few months back. Per my Internet research this body either is or can at least pass for a 1969. If one of our more informed members says that’s not correct I will either gracefully bow out or find something else to build.
  7. Thanks, the paint is Krylon Gloss Rich Plum with a very light spray of Krylon Glitter Blast over the top.
  8. I think it looks great! Where did you get the wheels and tires? I know it says "they came from a DC" apologies though, I don't know what that means. Can I buy them aftermarket or are they included with a specific kit?
  9. This one is a tribute to my first car a 79 VW Scirocco, although mine was not near this cool looking. Though the car looks stock at first glance, it actually has a fair amount of work done. I deleted the rear bumper and filled in the holes, filled in the back opening for the stock exhaust, and trimmed and pulled-in the front bumper to give it a cleaner look. Lowering it and tucking the Pegasus wheels and tires under it turned out to be somewhat of a challenge because the undercarriage doesn't reach all the way from front to back. Hope you like it and as always, thanks for looking.
  10. Nice, always love the realism of the weathered old trucks
  11. Great looking little Brat
  12. Don't think I've ever seen one of these before. Looks cool
  13. Love that color combination. Interior looks great
  14. Wow! that's just beautiful
  15. Great build. Doesn't look simple to me at all. With the multitude of colors and what looks to be a number of very small parts requiring a fair amount of detail to look correct you did a great job. I have thought about purchasing this kit but have thus far decided against it cause I'm not confident I could detail it well enough to make look it right.
  16. Very cool, turned out great
  17. Fantastic detailing, looks great. All that BMF must have taken hours
  18. Looks very cool. Love the stance on the mock-up
  19. After seeing your slant 6 charger I have no doubt this one will be just as fantastic. It's already off to a great start!
  20. So Cool, looks fantastic
  21. Very cool looking Gremlin. Got the stance looking just right. I know from experience that kit can be a challenge to assemble. It didn't seem like any of the parts wanted to fit correctly.
  22. That's one neat looking car. Your mods are really transforming it from plain to fantastic
  23. Wow, the interior looks much better with the bucket seats. Who knew one modification could make such a huge change. Great vision
  24. Looks great. Love the color and what you have done thus far
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