Lownslow

thats to keep the knockoff from getting loose

yup, not to mention all the medical advances because of the technology.

i agree heres the stocks after being modified with aoshima rings turning them into 22s theyre not 100% hopeless.

its a 3d printed set i designed some time back only a handful of 20" versions exist i made a really short production run of resin 23"s wsnt expecting them to be popular but another caster has my permission to run the 23s if he ever gets around to it.

custom as in the 50th anniverary wheels will be upsized a few inches. the current wheels are Forgiato Trifolios i borrowed from another project i just wanted to see how the 22/24 combo would look didnt want to complicate my life hunting custom wheels that would look good i stuck close to factory these really look good to but theyre in granny sizes im undecided on all 22s or 22/24 combo.

its the revell 1/24 kit was supposed to be the year one look alike but i wanted something more original so i painted mine red with grey interior, the wheels are the original 20" snowflakes less than a few sets were printed the chrome is spaz stix. the t tops are actually tinted .

i got custom wheels going on 2 of the porsches and the mustang might get a set of 22" 50th anniversary wheels

i suggest you ask Marlowe whos the artist behind that project

did some cad work for a local modeler got these as payment theyre 1/24

correct

there is, if you got the money for it i got all of american forces catalog drawn among some one offs i got the average down to 30 for a full set. i dont get request for 6 and 8 lugs so i never bothered putting any time on them.

shows you ordered but from my end i cant do much other than confirm you did order

no just sprayed clear i never had to put a quantity on it since the picture shows two

http://spintires.com/ Demo is free and there are american vehicle mods available here http://spintires.nl/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiOt7SuHGPM

im all for this when it concerns certain drivers of age that shouldnt be behind the wheel

Its a C5, not a lot of people care about the Cavavette

something for the 1/1

im guessing one of those 100k Z corp machines.

Last puchase from Als

Lol i live in la grange park i go there about once a month

Happened in pure boredom and quest for something new wanted something different and being into lowriders something ive wanted to try but when it comes to wires and 3dprinting it's a hit or miss situation if not engineered right. the part when it came i got nervous thinking it would break trying to clean it after more cleaning and the last step was a nice thorough soda blast, i only misted the primer on but a shot of filler primer will smooth them right out. now i have to order the rest of them for a project if it's the KW ill have to source or draw up bigger tires heres some stuff i drew for myself both these and the daytons are 24" in scale.

went nuts on my last shapeways order

none yet have to get around to rendering the tailights

only to get stuff done but none of my cars are actually 100% stock.