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Interesting indeed. You have a color choice in mind?
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Was skeptical about these new kits and didn't like any of the options available to build the new Camaro. So, I improvised and wet the DoT route. I'm happy with the progress so far. There have been some rumblings on quality control on the kits. Haven't run into anything drastic yet. Chassis pan is a little warped but the roll cage seems to help straighten it out. Not a big fan of how the top of the rollcage goes on. That might be the area that gives me issues. Overall liking the way this is coming together. Out of the builds I've seen completed, Salvinos absolutely nailed the stance on these kits. Stay tuned
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1988 Miller High Life Buicks as they ran the Daytona 500
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Tamiya TS 21 with 2K clear -
"Tricky" Rickie Smith Stroh's Light Firebird Pro Stock
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I cut the tubs and tops of the tires to get the desired height -
My summary of builds for 2022. Whole bunch of slot car bodies painted too
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Very nice work. Clean
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That's Purdy right there
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Photoetch. I can paint, just not that well
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"Tricky" Rickie Smith Stroh's Light Firebird Pro Stock
chris coller replied to chris coller's topic in Drag Racing
About two and a half months. I used an old Super Stock magazine and what I could find online for reference -
"Tricky" Rickie Smith Stroh's Light Firebird Pro Stock
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Cut the top of the tires and some the tubs out to get it to sit properly -
Huracan is complete. To recap what was used in this build is as follows : Aoshima Huracan as the base Hobby Desingn wide body transkit utilizing the ground effects, wheels and brakes Scale Motorsports 1/20 twill weave carbon fiber on the ground effects and spoiler topped with 2k clear Paint is a custom light blue topped by GAP iridescent blue pearl finger nail polish covered by matte clear. Yes, GAP as in GAP the clothing company
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My first detailed pro stock. It was a fun and tedious build using a plethora of aftermarket parts and some scratch built parts. Wheels are from Dancing Bear, shift linkage and throttle linkage is from RB motion, Detail Master fittings with Pro Tech braided line, Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland distributor, scratch built wheelie bars with Future Attractions wheelie wheels and dzus plates, Scale Concepts parachute, Detail Master dzus fasteners and Top Studio fuel blocks Enjoy
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My first detailed pro stock. It was a fun and tedious build using a plethora of aftermarket parts and some scratch built parts. Wheels are from Dancing Bear, shift linkage and throttle linkage is from RB motion, Detail Master fittings with Pro Tech braided line, Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland distributor, scratch built wheelie bars with Future Attractions wheelie wheels and dzus plates, Scale Concepts parachute, Detail Master dzus fasteners and Top Studio fuel blocks Enjoy
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Aoshima Lamborghini Huracan Paint will be Splash Paints Blu Cepheus. Going to add some carbon fiber to the engine compartment, diffuser and some for accent. Interior will be black and orange. These multi piece bodies are a bit of a pain. Not sure why the side mirrors are two pieces either. Here's a little primer and mock up
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I'm not a big fan of fantasy stuff but, after looking at the decals and kit it only seemed like a good fit
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Interesting subject matter
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Thank you. Ill give them a try
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This will be my next factory stock project. I found an original release of the AMT 58 Impala with the rubber tires. So my search began on how I want to build it. This is what I settled on. The interior is going to be a chore.
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Tamiya Motorized Lamborghini Countach LP500 S
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Thank you. I've read several people mention issues with the Fujimi kits. The Aoshima kits are molded very well. My only issues are the door fitment