sjordan2
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Killer. How did you do the headlight covers?
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Outstanding job.
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That's about as accurate and well-done as any Gullwing model I've ever seen. I definitely like the removal of the bumpers, and the car could be ordered with any paint you wanted.
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One of the best kits of this car in any scale. Also recommend its partner, Johan's 500K Roadster Limousine hardtop coupe. I have lots of reference materials on these cars, so let me know if you need anything.
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Wow. Fabulous.
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Spectacular.
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You might want to go through Model Car and Scale Auto magazines to see if there are any articles on your father's models.
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His Curly Bill in "Tombstone," along with an overall tremendous cast, is why that movie will always be a classic.
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Very attractive model; your work looks great, but something about the kit proportions looks a little off to my eye. This is by no means any reflection on YOUR work, though.
The whole nose section in front of the wheels looks like it tilts up too much.
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Hi, all... I think this is what I was inspired by:
I had the scheme in mind since the yellow failed, so I really can't remember what got me started...
bestest,
M.
This one is very bizarre to me, never seen another exactly like it. Surely it's a 1966+ 275 GTB4 competiizione, but it appears to have more of a GTO nose treatment than others. EDIT: okay I found it. A 1964 GTB/C Speciale, one of 3 built.
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Fabulous. Literally.
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No decals. You can get some information on this kit from Harry P's book, page 57." Instead of trying to recreate the very thin dual black and red stripe look, I went with single, wide black stripes. I created all the stripes by masking the body panels with Scotch tape, and cutting the stripe shapes freehand with an X-acto. It wasn't easy to get the stripes perfect cutting the mask by hand, but I think I did pretty well." Details on his build here: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/75837-1913-mercer-raceabout/
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While I can't identify all the original manufacturers of the diecasts, note that some are collectible and expensive (like those made by Franklin Mint and Danbury Mint), and others not so much.
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Harry was my online BFF and pen pal for over 15 years, and I miss him terribly. Please let us know what you end up deciding about his collection.
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Killer.
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Excellent.
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Beautiful work. Can this be done in a street version?
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Outstanding.
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Scroll through here. Lots of funny cars, etc., in 1/16.
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The only other thing I would mention for the benefit of future builders is that the luggage rail should really be in 2 parts – the curved upper part is its own piece and goes around the rear upper part, and the horizontal rail is a separate piece that mounts to the floor of the baggage deck, and goes up & down.
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Don't know what's happening, but like last week, I did a correct search without digging up a proper image.
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Excellent work; beautiful color combo.
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Outstanding.
1914 Model T Firetruck
in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Excellent job.