Lownslow
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nice truck i got one of these stashed away for the future
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awesome truck
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nice build, looks like modern day ride you see in my area
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foil work is all done
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street scene mirrors -
finally mounted my wheels
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
2" in the back i like the squatted lean look -
finally mounted my wheels
Lownslow replied to Lownslow's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
i cant use spacers the studs are short, i ordered longer ones but i did a quick drive and didnt feel the rub till i went full lock in a parking lot -
after some serious brake work. im gonna redo my stocks to match the truck
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not my cup of tea but i dig the work into it, youre off to a promising start
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awesome concept
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nice work
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i surfed up and down ebay for this and finally got one, silver isnt my color and i like the look of stainless so i started working on it. im using tin foil and brushing as i go. i was thinking of a slight tint but not sure. and yes its definetly its getting better wheels.
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i was very very cranky today till this showed up
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the silver one has to get masked around the center i plan on hitting it with a metallic red nail polish i was at target and found this browsing the nail polish aisle, pretty much the reason it became a lowrider.
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nice work there
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it says 1/25 but it gets dwarfed by other cars
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its nail polish but i dont have the color anymore i think its #929 i found it at a fleamarket
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BMF glue, you have to use ultracheapo tin foil, dollar store kind like the one in the pic. try this with Reynolds and itll be the last time you try kitchen foil so i this case it pays off to be cheap
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stock welly diecast with a lowered rear end. color is nailpolish topcoated in urethane and kitchen foil rocker trim
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lol thats a really cool car
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man that looks really good
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Amazing work youre doing
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nice ride i dig the color scheme
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i did none i did do some filling outside of the body, i also didnt use a AMT kit i used a Revell with a homemade chassie