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Thank you, you are very kind. For some reason, after I uploaded them to this site, the order of photos all changed though. -
Bill, the build looks great! As for Tamiya, I have found two little tricks that really help; 1) put the can in a pan of hot-out-of-the-tap water for 5-10 minutes to let the paint warm up, and 2) after your handful of base coats, apply the final coat "wet" by slowing down your passes and maybe getting the spray a little closer to your part.
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Mark, you are definitely setting a high-bar with this build. The only thing missing is the smell of racing fuel and exhaust! BTW, I was thinking of your build yesterday when I was at the Las Vegas Concours D'Elegance. I had never seen a T-70 in the flesh before. Here's a couple of pictures and a link to the other cars that were there.
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My pleasure Chris. I hoped my fellow modelers would get some inspirations from them. For me, the Vectors were a big deal because there are so few of them, but virtually everything there was rare
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Just attended this show today, and thought you all might enjoy the pics.
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Greg, your chopped roof looks like the way it should have come from the factory to begin with. Perfectly done IMHO - - - not too much, not too little!
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Coming out great! I drove one just like on the box art for a while and loved it...225 hp was considered a lot back then
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Paul, you have blown my mind! I love your custom - all party in the front and business in the back! Can't wait to see what else you have in store
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The topside is beautiful, but the bottom side was particularly creative! I like the modern drivetrain and suspension setup.
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AMT 1970 Chevy Corvette LT-1 in Dark Plum.
ea0863 replied to Dragonhawk1066's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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Man oh man, you are an artist! The final product looks spectacular, but what makes it doubly impressive is what you had to start with. So well done!
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Uber kool!
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I'm liking the build, especially the turquoise paint job. Well done!
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After reading your post, I was inspired to look up all the body styles of '32 Fords I never knew about. Wow, what a fascinating topic! Now I'm inspired to try my hand at building some of these variations myself. I already have a Lindbergh pickup done (which came out pretty good, if I do say so myself), and now I only have 14 more to go!
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Here's one with a Jag V-12...
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Looks awesome!
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Great looking build, and that shine!!!
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Just wow! Thanks for posting
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It looks GREAT, and the color choices are so cool! Well done to you both
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Welcome back Bill! Looking forward to your builds, but feel free to drop in all kinds of engines into your cars - - - Chevy V8, Chrysler Turbine, Ferrari V12, Toyota 2JZ, Mazda Rotary... I promise, you'll get a lot of conversations going
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Great detail and color choices! May I ask what paint the exterior is?
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I absolutely LOVE it! Please submit your photos immediately to the major manufacturers. It must become a kit so I can build one too! The parts just came together like the best Fad-T ever. I wouldn't change a thing
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Very ingenious! I'll be adding that trick to my arsenal for sure I wonder if heating the aluminum a bit would help with not cracking...?
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That color is soooo sweet! Totally in keeping with the era. Well done Sir!
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Both cars are great! The Futura seems a bit customized. Did it come with the Batmobile style greenhouse and hood cowl? Very cool!
