nyguy
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Way cool !!!! Very nice build.
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Had this build since 2020 waiting for the NNL East and got sick this week and was unable to attend. Scratchbilt the teardrop trailer and used the VW rear windows and fenders.
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Great paint!!!
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She looks like one fine "sleeper" to me.
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You really nailed it with this one Sid. Excellent build !!!!
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This might be of some help. https://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235071151-delahaye-135-henri-chapron-coach-builder-by-heller-124-scale/
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Don't want to say this kit is "finicky". Just be prepared. The kit doesn't have the "H" , "E", double hockey sticks in the name for nothing.
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Revell Porsche Junior 108 tractor with scratchbilt manure spreader. The "contents" in the spreader are pencil shavings sprayed with earth tones.
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That Guy, is one sweet ride !!!! The tape player thing is outstanding. A fabulous tip.Thanks
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Well Done.The teardrop scoop on a Ford........Priceless.
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Just found this thread. This is my 359 with some minor changes. Does anyone know if resin or 3D tires are available?
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Really diggin' that color combination.
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My wife also had a mist green one back in the day. When we traded the car, you should have seen the car salesman's face when I told him my trade-in was a "vette". Then his face when he saw it was a Chevette. Priceless !!!!!
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Neil Peart Dodge D50
nyguy replied to ybsluos's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Great tribute to Neil. " Rise To Your Knees" . -
Wow !!!!! A super build.
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Really nice. A super build.
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Very cool, I like all the fine detail. WELL DONE !!!!!!!
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Just too cool !!!!!!!!
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Fantastic build overall,and that interior is just a knock-out. Well Done !!!
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A very clean build. Looks good at any angle.
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A great group of builds. Kinda diggin' the T-Bird.
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Those wheels really give it an aggressive look. Well Done.
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wow!!!! a superb build. surely one of a kind.
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Super build . A fine example of the USPS vehicle for that time period. Well Done.
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I've also been using "The Masters" for years now. An excellent product. Paint brushes seem like a smaller investment but they're "tools" and should be treated as such.
