lizardlust
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Phenomenal job on a breathtaking replica, Uwe!!!
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STUNNING build, Randy - you have enticed me to break down and spend the money to get this kit!!!
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Enzo Ferrari Would Have Been Proud!
lizardlust replied to Enzoenvy1's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Neat jack-o-lantern, Jon!!! Do friends and family sometimes wonder if you spend too much time with Exacto tools in your mitts??? -
WOW......
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Hi Dave - if you are asking about dragin_plastic, they are indeed the same outfit. I saw the LX coupe advertised and asked them point-blank if they were. They responded(surprisingly!) in the affirmative.
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Neat concept done with surgical cleanliness - the pics remind me of one of the various Mint offerings!!!
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Wonderful replica, Wayne, and an ever more wonderful gesture on your part!! I'm sure the recipient will treasure it.
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Wip: '94 F-150 Xlt 4x4(update 1/5/08- Two Toned!)
lizardlust replied to Casey429's topic in WIP: Model Cars
First off, congratulations on the new truck, Casey!! I just hope you didn't have to sell the F-250 in order to get it(I have an 86 F-250 4x4 with a 460 as well). If I were you, I would leave the stance as it appears. Looks as if you are well on your way to a well-done replica of your ride!! -
Mack Cruise-Liner
lizardlust replied to ABC Auto Industry's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Given the current state of affairs at RC2 I am not gonna hold my breath just yet, but it certainly would be welcomed. If this reissue comes to be, I imagine it will burst a few bubbles on collector prices as well!! Thank you for passing the info along, Dylan!! -
Beautiful replica, Chris - definitely captures the essence of the "Wurlitzer on Wheels"!! This has to be the nicest interpretation of the Flinstone body I have seen.
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Nicely done Impala droptop, brewster!! You will want to add your name to your signature, though - that is a rule here. Welcome aboard!!!
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Neat concept for your little Chevy II, Charlie!! Tell us - does an ice bucket make a good paint stand, and how suitable is a Days Inn shower enclosure as a paint booth??
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Beautiful job, Chris! You certainly did justice to one of my all-time favorite kits!! Sad to think that the tooling for this most likely ended up being scrapped.
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WOW - you have done some INCREDIBLE conversion work upon the body!! It looks so cleanly done I am sure you get many "Where'd ya buy the resin kit?" inquiries about it!!!
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Neat model, Bobby, but the story behind its creation is even better!! Consider yourself blessed to have such wonderful and thoughtful friends!!
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Real, I think....dang you, Harry!!!
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Definitely an original take on the Deora - it reminds me of something that could've sprung forth from the Hot Wheels studio in the sixties, or possibly an innovative R.V. manufacturer. Execution and workmanship is first rate, Mike!!
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A street machine constructed that long ago that doesn't appear dated is surely the sign of a very sound and well-executed vision. In that respect, you could consider your Chevelle a "timeless' piece!!
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CONGRATULATIONS - you have wrought success from a kit that has introduced the concept of agonizing failure to countless teenaged boys since the sixties!!! Wonderful job on finessing a difficult to nigh-unto impossible to build little cuss!!
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Nice Pony, Brian - it's refreshing to see one that hasn't been given the faux "Eleanor" treatment!!! The Torque-Thrusts add a timeless classic musclecar appeal, as well!!
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That is a lovely, extremely tasteful job of customizing the Stude - the paint and the wheel choice just looks so RIGHT. Very nice craftsmanship, too!!!
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Time Machine Resins http://www.timemachineresin.bravehost.com/index.html offers a repop of the MPC 70 Bonneville 2 door hardtop. I bought mine through EvilBay for around $25.00. It's a nice casting - consistent thickness, few pinholes and very little flash.
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BEAUTIFUL - the finish and hinged doors make it resemble a "Mint" offering!! The suspended pedals add greatly to the interior realism, as does the correct spare tire and rim. Replica stock doesn't get much nicer than this!!
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Great looking racer, Ron!! Kind of a "stealth" replica - there more one looks, the subtle detailing added becomes more apparent!!
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Nicely done blast from the past!! Somehow, the skirts and disc covers look almost restrained now - of course, they didn't get the honored treatment of using half a tube of glue to install them, followed by a lovingly hand-slathered coat of Red Devil enamel!!