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Just jaw droppingly beautiful.
Atb, Steve.
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Love your little red roadster.
Atb, Steve.
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Thanks for the feedback gents.
Atb, Steve.
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This is the C1 Models recent release following on from the MGB GT resin conversion. The Sebring MGC.
I chose to build RMO 699F `Romeo' but decals and optional parts are included for Both works cars in a variety of races.
My model is not entirely accurate as RMO had a forward hinging bonnet, this meant the grille badge had to be removed due to it fouling. I left it in place as it would be difficult to remove being PE. I really wanted to build the Paddy Hopkirk car.
Atb, Steve.
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Lovely model of the venerable roadster. My favourite colour too. You will enjoy the C1 Models GT conversion it builds really well.
Atb, Steve.
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Lovely builds. they look great together.
Atb, Steve.
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Lovely build and a great little model kit. Like you say, simple but very effective, especially when photographed so well.
I wish Hasegawa would kit some more GP/F1 cars of this era.
Atb, Steve.
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Your Impala looks superb, colour choice is classy. Hope it's not too long before Revell re-pop this kit, then I can get my grubby mitts on one.
Atb, Steve.
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I love your coupe, just gorgeous. I also had a need for those long headlamp bodies so used the bodies from the Gunze AH Sprite to make resin copies.
Anyway, a really well thought out project, executed brilliantly. I see you changed out the awful kit tyres, would you mind sharing the source of those please.
Atb, Steve.
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Love pick ups and yours are both winners in my eyes.
Atb, Steve.
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What a great save. I was hoping you could pull it back as the rest of the build looks like it went really well. End result is really very nice, especially with your chosen colour scheme. You have great taste.
Atb, Steve.
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Very nice build as usual Mr Lin. I shall go and watch your video on YT, they are very enjoyable and informative.
I have adopted your method of replicating door locks with metal rivets already, they do look neat.
Atb, Steve.
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Glad this one got bumped up. I am back on here after 11 years out, I would probably have missed it otherwise.
Lovely roadster, everything works so well together. I wish Revell would do parts pack engines and put this flathead in one, lovely looking engine.
Atb, Steve.
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Absolutely love this rod. Very, very classy. I love the colours as much as the style. Marvellous !!!
Can't wait for the kit to be re-released next year.
Atb, Steve.
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Very impressive, you sure got inspired in these last 3 months, really well done on some quality output.
Atb, Steve.
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1 hour ago, Dave B said:
Great build Steve, I have this conversion kit to do.
Dave B
Thanks Dave, hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Two tips to pass on, take some time working out the ride height, it really needs lowering and the rear track narrowing slightly. Also, cut inside the line on the window templates, they will fit perfect first time if you do this 👍
Atb, Steve.
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Very nice. Love all the little details in the painting.
Atb, Steve.
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Lovely build, the black metallic is superb.
Atb, Steve.
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Beautiful, well done.
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Lovely build. I like the wheel swap, makes the model stand out from the crowd and those wheel covers look superb.
Atb, Steve.
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She's a lovely looking rod Mike. It's a shame that no one at Revell actually tried those whitewall decals for size 🤨 Still, it doesn't detract from the overall look anyway.
Atb, Steve.
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Great work, the project has really achieved 'the look' Those wheels really set the car off.
Atb, Steve.
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Looks great in nail polish! Very 80's 👍
Atb, Steve.
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Yes, probably best going direct to Chris at C1. I believe he is closed for Christmas now as he's very busy getting the latest kit out, a Sebring version of the MGB GT!
Here are a couple more pics of the Frontline Developments car for you.
1/24 MGC GTS Sebring 12 hours 1969.
in Other Racing: Road Racing, Salt Flat Racers
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Thanks Trevor. The tires come in the kit along with 3 wheel choices.
Atb, Steve.