bbowser
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LOL you are so right! Design by committee, aerodynamics and mileage first, ease and economy of manufacture second, aesthetics last.
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Panel seperation lines molding?
bbowser replied to jjsipes's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
X2. I might not notice a missing sheetmetal seam painted body color on the real thing, but you can't miss that big old mold line on the front bumper! -
Great model of a seldom seen subject. Nice work!
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Really cool car! I like the skirts but maybe would have toned them down a bit, white glares a little much? Great concept.
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Beautiful car!
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Great model! Love the red wheels contrasting the flat finish.
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Cool color, nice work!
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That's really cool! What scale, 1/24 or 1/16? What paint did you use for the brass? I've got the 1/24 MPC kit I'm itching to start, hope it comes out half as nice.
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Looks good!
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Nice fade on the Tide car! This era is what got me back into the hobby, great builds.
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Cool model! I love the dash detail.
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They fly so much better with a wing! Cool idea, nice work.
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First Completed Build in Over 50 Years - 1961 Falcon Ranchero
bbowser replied to Miatatom's topic in Model Cars
Silver is tough, you did a great job! I've resigned myself that I'll never finish all of them in the stash as I buy them much faster than I build them. Keep it enjoyable and don't worry about the rest -
You're right Harry. I'm now thinking those tri-bar pieces were for the custom version, not stock. The only question now is how to reproduce the 4 point star?
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That is awesome! Great model.
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Nice clean builds.
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Sweet, we don't see enough of these cars. Great looking model.
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Great looking model, nice photography as well.
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That's sharp!
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Black on black, that's awesome!
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Wow! Very clean work.
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Your foil work is simply stunning. Great model.
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Outstanding!
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Try Randy Ayers board, someone there probably has what you're looking for. http://www.randyayersmodeling.com/
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Here's another story about how fast things are moving with 3D printing, complete buildings: http://cwonline.computerworld.com/t/8959305/20108458/679223/23/