Yeah Nah
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Thanks Bob. The top fit was a bit tricky. I didn't have to resort to putty (which I try to avoid at all costs on any build) but there was a 1/16 or so gap on both sides where the rear door line meets the roof that I filled with plastic sheet. I have a third kit yet to build that will definitely getting the custom top-chop and rear wheel skirts.
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Agreed! Excellent job on this beauty.
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Revell Baja Bronco
Yeah Nah replied to 1hobby1's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Nice work on this one Steve. Looks ready to hit the dunes! -
Nice original Vette. Creative stuff on the headlight mesh. Big improvement over the molded clear plastic ones that come with the kit.
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Cool little fun model! Nicely built Scott.
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Looks great! These little Suzukis sell well here in Australia.
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AC Shelby Cobra 427 SC ....Revell 1/24 scale
Yeah Nah replied to louis Carabott's topic in Model Cars
Another treat for our eyes Louis! Beautiful job mate. -
What a brute! Love it.
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Now that is nice. Beautiful car.
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I usually procrastinate for ages about how I'm going to build a new project but not this time. Stock. Kit wire wheels and knock-offs. Champagne Mist. Locked in.
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Super smooth Carl! Top job. Those broad whitewalls really suit. I can't decide myself which colour top is the better but would probably lean slightly towards the tan.
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Wow! This is an interesting build! Nice job Alex. Do you know if this kit based on an actual modified 40 Ford or fiction? Either way I like it!
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Looks great David. Not familiar with this Revell- when you say pre-decorated from what I can see I assume there is still some painting involved?
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Now that is one nice Charger. Neat paint application and finish too.
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Thanks Bill. Oh yeah, shortcomings it definitely has: let's just say that engine is a very 'snug' fit! And as to having to put those headers on AFTER the engine went in...... ask my wife about all the new swear words I invented. But to me there's this 'it' factor that these old AMTs have that keep me coming back.
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Looks great Walter. Excellent job. These Hot Wheels builds always bring back fond memories of the actual Hot Wheels cars I had as a kid. Got the 'Mongoose And Snake' funny car set one Christmas. Best Christmas ever!!
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Looks fantastic Tom! Been hunting around for this kit for a while now. Seeing yours is making me look harder!
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Very nice. There's a couple of beautifully restored examples of these (coupe and convertible) getting around my home town.
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Real nice! Well done on the tricky paint application too.
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Thanks Andrew. The wire itself is the usual aftermarket stuff. The boot ends are short lengths of insulation (that just happens to fit over perfectly) stripped from suitable size wire- in this case the cable from old landline telephones which has multiple strands of assorted colours.
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Excellent build Bill. No shortage of rubber on the road at the rear end!
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Something tells me this is going to end in a stunning model.
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Just finished this one today. Mostly a box art build and done with craft acrylics with floor shine clear. I just posted an older build of the same kit done as a stock roadster over in the model cars thread. Thanks for looking.
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Did this a while back and after a bit of a spruce up showing it here along with the newly finished drag version over in the appropriate Under Glass thread. A box art build using rattle can enamels with airbrushed acrylics for the interior. I love this old Trophy kit and have a third one that will be definitely be getting the top chop custom treatment! Thanks for looking.
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Clean work! And that colour......
