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Nice work on the spreader bar, it does make a big difference visually. The engine is coming along nicely too. David G.
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I'm sorry to learn of your loss Darren, I can only imagine how difficult it must be for you. May you find peace and comfort in the days ahead. Still, awesome work on the Bug! It's a pleasure to see. thanks for posting it. David G.
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Hello Everybody! Here is the DC Comics 1960's Batmobile by Polar Lights. This car is based on the Lincoln Futura Batmobile from the TV series in the Sixties which was designed by George Barris. In addition to the detailed scale model, figures for both Batman and Robin are included. The kit directions call for the body to be painted gloss black but I chose Tamiya TS-53 Deep Metallic Blue. I think black would have been a little too intense. In comic books black is usually represented in shades of dark blue. The model in box illustration also appears to be dark blue. That's probably what set the image in my mind's eye. This car has a great profile and yes, those are valve stems on the wheels. Courtesy of Polar Lights. That's all for now. These photos are the best of about fifty that I took for the session. I want to play around with my camera settings a little more to see if I can obtain some better images. As always, thanks for taking a look and please feel free to comment. David G.
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Nice rescue! David G.
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Hello Everybody! This one is completed. As soon as I get some photos, I'll post them in the Under Glass section. In the meantime, here is a test-fit photo that really captures the color. As always, thanks to everyone for their comments and encouragements. I always enjoy the feedback. David G.
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Thank you Pierre. Ironically, I think that black would have been too much, in some ways the blue seems more subtle. David G.
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Excellent work on the decals and paint on the Mustang. The chrome on the wheels looks great both on the car and the trailer. What a great pair! David G.
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1969 Ranchero GT
David G. replied to TooOld's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Thanks for the compliment Carl, I appreciate it. David G.
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The paint finish and color are gorgeous! I also like the mods you've done. David G.
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Nice work so far, love the wheels. David G.
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1969 Ranchero GT
David G. replied to TooOld's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
It looks perfect! Thanks for sharing all the how-to information as well. David G. -
Scratchbuilt flatbed
David G. replied to Rockford's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Nice touch with the lines. David G. -
Fabulous work building the interior, you are a master styrene wrangler! David G.
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ROYAL CANADIAN 1/16 SCALE TOP FUEL DRAGSTER
David G. replied to Ian McLaren's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
Definitely a build to be proud of! It looks like you've captured every last detail. David G.- 262 replies
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1961 Mercedes Benz 190SL - Revell with a few modifications
David G. replied to 89AKurt's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Beyond impressive! David G. -
1961 Mercedes Benz 190SL - Revell with a few modifications
David G. replied to 89AKurt's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Amazing progress on this! The paint looks great, I love the contrast between the red and blue. David G. -
You made a good, solid looking build from looks to be a very fiddly kit. Nicely Done! David G.
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Excellent replica, very cool! David G.
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Gee, I wonder if that engine will be able to move enough air! ? Looks to be a fun build! David G.
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Cousin Bo's '67 GTO....yes, the much hated MPC kit
David G. replied to roadhawg's topic in Model Cars
Great looking interior and paint, the wheels are well done and really compliment the rest of the car. Excellent work! David G. -
Nice idea for variations on a theme! All of them well executed. David G.
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Hello Everybody! The figures are finished. Though now that I see the photos, I notice some things that could do with just a little more attention. But for now, they're done. The Dynamic Duo is ready for a night of crime fighting! Unfortunately, the car is still in the shop. I should have this one done soon. As always, thanks for taking a look and please feel free to post a comment or two. David G.