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Very nice build! Great job!
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Very nice build, I’m glad you’re finally finishing this project, I hate to see so much good and hard work go to waist. This is the best rendition of this kit I have seen! Great work!
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That is sweet....
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WOW
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One of my favorites, great work, love this!
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Grumpy's Toy IX 1972 Vega rebuild
dragcarz replied to magicmustang's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
Thank you.....very cool builds! I’m currently working on the California Flash and Grumpys Toy Vega. Great inspiration. -
Very nice build!
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Grumpy's Toy IX 1972 Vega rebuild
dragcarz replied to magicmustang's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
How about some photos of you other other pro stock builds, I’m curious..... -
Can we see your model stash?
dragcarz replied to Fifer's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Sold off about 50 Kits at the NNL Southern Nationals event last week, sold a couple hundred kits off two years ago. I still have more than I can build in a life time, but I’m gonna give it a good try! I have a spare bedroom that doubles as my office. The closet is full, I have a shelf in the office that I display a lot of older stuff, and I have the overflow in my clothes closet, and about 80 kits still boxed up from the sale last week. My wife is very understanding, God Bless her! -
Sweet, I like your build, looks great!
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I did mine in Vitamin C with Burnt Orange interior, replica of my high school buddy’s car. I like the addition of the lock support and fender brackets. Looks great so far.
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Looks great I love the coke bottle shape theses cars had .
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Quick update. I decided to keep as much of it the original MPC kit. I test fit both the AMT Duster and the Revell Dart chassis’. Both seemed more work than it was worth, at one point it seemed easier to swap the tail light panel from the California Flash kit to the AMT Duster, but that would totally defeat my purpose. I removed the rear wheel openings and chiseled the drive shaft off. I sanded the details off the front aprons. Some brushable primer surfacer, now a little drying time while I work on subframe connectors.
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1966 Ford 1 ton dually
dragcarz replied to bill lanfear's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
So Cool...... -
AMT Trojan Horse funny car completed
dragcarz replied to Chris in Berwyn's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
Could you show a more detailed pic of the front axle/suspension on the modified version? -
Very nice!
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Dyno Don's Eliminator II - New Camera - New Photos
dragcarz replied to TooOld's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
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I cut the rear wheel wells out of the Sport chassis... still a snug fit for the slicks. Body cleaned up and the first coat of primer. Mocked up with the Sport chassis. I’m gonna look at the Duster chassis.
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What tire and wheels did you use? It looks great.
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I found the wheels in my parts bin, I don’t know where they came from, I just thought they worked much better than the kit wheels,