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The hood just BARELY touches the top of the intake 😅

Two curbside style Camaro builds I did. One Is essentially just stock but laid out on billets and the other one has a little bit of bodywork done. But were just little quick weekend builds to cure some boredom.

A pretty sweet Dodge dually I built for someone in Chicago 6 years ago. Fully shaved everything but the mirrors, has charger headlights, custom back half, bed floor and center console.

I haven't had too much time lately to do much. Did finish the rear frame work and started painting it. Finished the motor and got a feel for how that's going to sit in there. Mid November stuff should settle down to a point where I can get more work done on it and the other projects.

Starting to look pretty good! 🔥🔥

Thank you! You definitely should, there's quite a few previous trucks I've owned I'm going to eventually build replicas of. Eventually 😅

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I don't build many lifted trucks but when I got my hands on this bass boat I had too. I used the lift kit from the lifted 4 runner kit along with the wheels. My only regret was not finding some wider wheels or making some spacers to push these out a little more. The build is pretty much box stock aside from the lift and wheels. Painted the bass boat to match the truck.

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Thanks! I'm just using an old Iphone 11 😂

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There might be a 3D printed one somewhere by now. I really haven't done a whole of model shopping in recent years

Thanks! Bass, Channel catfish, Yellow catfish and yellow perch. Quite a few red eared turtles. I'm sure there's possibly some others that have made their way in there over last couple of years too lol

From shapeways. I don't believe it's available anymore though.

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1990 C1500 laid on the ground on 20" billets. Truck was built with the early 2000's in mind. It has a escalade front end conversion, fully shaved, custom back half frame work and bed floor built around it. Ported bed with plexiglass to the two subs and amp, Fitted what I think is an Impala dash? with a billet steering wheel. Just overall a clean and simple build.

In my 22 years of building models I've never built anything else other than custom cars/trucks. I still don't know exactly why I suddenly wanted to try and build a carrier "especially with on experience at all in ships" But I think it came out pretty decent for my first try. I learned a lot more things giving this a go and was my first try at really trying to weather something with a little bit of blackwashing on most of it the build. From the very start of it though I had one vision in mind which was it floating in my pond! Made for the finish photo's to be pretty sweet I think!

Kept this build very simple and clean. Set it down as far as it would go with out cutting it up. Shaved the door handles and the trim to give the body a cleaner look. Dropped the LT1 from the SS Camaro kit into it and put some 20 inch wheels with little bit of black to highlight them more. Interior is pretty much stock. Painted an air tank and put air compressors behind the rear seat. Overall it was a fun little build.

That's kind of where I'm stuck at it. Keeping it basic but yet still custom enough that it flows with the rest of the build. I throwing idea of cutting up the dash to move parts around and make it a right hand drive with the dash being fairly smoothed out but not fully taking away from it's look either. I still got some work to do till I'm at that point though lol