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Finally!!! I have wondered why there has been no 1:24 DS kit before, seeing that we already have it in 1:16 and 1:43 and it being such an icon of cardesign. I will have to get me some of these when they come out
I have a 1:24 die cast DS from FABBRI, it is italian, it is a 1963 model nice molded and you can find a cab from WELLY.
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the kirkey from dirt modeler in pics
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awesome job you do Bill. Need some motors for my waiting projects.
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I discovered sometimes ago the begining of this BarnDoor, incredible work.
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part id for the carbs is P-11B. The aluminium stacks will be ideal for a dragster version
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very nice duo of aircooled
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the wheels seemed to be 16inch in scale? right? I need this kit if yes.
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What tires are you using to get the right big and little effect? I have a bunch of VW projects ready and waiting. I did get a set of the BRM's.
Kevin
front tires are from a 2cv tamya kit, rear from my spare box, waiting for almost 20 years in it, they are racemaster super stock, 8.00*15, old mpc origins if I remember well, If an historian of the tire in scale can confirm my telling....
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Nice shifter! Why are the mufflers blue? Never seen that before.
the mufflers are from my spare box, they come from an old kit, but I do not which one. They are not painted in black for the moment.
thanks for your comments.
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Nice job on the twin muffler and T bars. Is the Hurst shifter fabricated too?
I had a `67 Cal Look back in the 80's. Sweet car, wish I had it now…..
yes the shifter is fabricated, it is more inspired by a Berg one than a Hurst, the late one has a differente shape than this.
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I always loved VW fast street cars. I have a 1:1 scale one.
This build is a tribute to the 70's cal look with all their display attribute. Pics are better than words.
A dechrome body with OG paint, BRM wheels, etc...
Next step, paint the body.
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Other variation from the classic VW van. After a detailled one, I wanted to buid another one more rapildy. A good painted job, a nice stance and one or two things more.
photos work better than words.
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If you follow any of my builds, you will know I only do factory stock, my models depict a car waiting in a showroom waiting to be sold, which is why all my builds have no number plates on
sorry, I didnt want offend you, I am newbie on the forum, it was just a question
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like it. Will it be totally stock or the total cal look treatment? Nice model revell has created.
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Herve, show us what you got. Welcome aboard!
http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=84468
it is my firs topic here.
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The Hazegawa 67 bus panelvan is a good and basic kit, easy to built. No details in the inside and I wanted to build it with its doors opened. Many parts added are evergreen profiles or plasticard.
I modified some parts as the seat to be more realistic.
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the doors under construction
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I hope you like.
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hello,
too much time watching forum dedicated to model cars. I have never posted here but member since 2008.
I built models for a long time but , as a aircooled vw addict, I built now only VW and Porsche. I think it is time to show my realisations now.
1964 vw in ruby red
in WIP: Model Cars
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very nice model, superb interior.