Dominik
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yeah - looks really cool your "Hard working truck". -
That 49 Merc looks like it was always so! Perfect built, absolutely perfect! I like the clear styled back most and - of course - the beautiful color with that rims. Love it!
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Yes, i like it! the color with the stripes work good on it - well done!
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A very interesting color! The 49 Merc is designed to make him a customstyle - cool car. Like it!
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And the last once... ...a watch to the inside... ...the trunk: the engine: Phuuu...a lot of pictures - sorry. But i love this car. Thank you for patienc - now its your turn
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... ...some closeups... ...
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...some more in color...watch for your eyes - the color is... ...
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Hallo buddies and all fans of aircooled vehicles. Today i want to show you my first built old beetle ever. My brother and i work on this cars in 1:1 since 1992 and last year in august i built this one. Like my bulli "Horst", this one tells a story too and so he became a diorama with a small shoppingmal. What have i changed? - wiring engine and all cables a beetle has - two-tone paintjob and custom decals from a "Nailart studio" - front and rear hood lock - bamboo shelf under the dashboard - export bumpers with supports - as it must be - Seats soft cuddly - Interior Detail tricked, so that's fit to issue - Right mirror left out because he is not the same as the type of the left and "ugly" is - give him licenseplates Here we go with my favorite black/white pictures, my "Shoppingqueen - VW Käfer 1300" ...
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Ford F100 Wrecker
Dominik replied to Dominik's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Thank you for kind words - thanks! To give the F100-body the wide simular to the wrecker, i took the rear fenders from the F100 and modeled it on the front fenders. This idea was from my brother, as he set near me and "looked over my shoulder", when had him in progress. i wonder why no one make a upgrate kit only from the wrecker - like the Open Road Camper / Racers Wedge from Modelking. I would buy one or two or three... -
simple and effective! Thanks for sharing!
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Wow - what a amazing Challenger!!!
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For your first modell it looks great! I have four things to decry - not great things, but they noticed me: - the two stripes on the roof are to thick. there you can try, to overlap the tape you've done on the roof. - the windshield doesn't fix on the right upper corner - you forgot the chrometrim on the windshield and the fornt triangle windows - your referenc has a square mirror, your model a round one But that are peanuts...If i remember my first built...ugh...
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If your 1:1 cutlass look the same in future like this model - you get a awesome ride! It looks really, really good! Like the color and the rims. Think, they are from a 66 "California Wheels"-Chevelle Station from Revell.
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Ford F100 Wrecker
Dominik posted a topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Hallo everybody, today i will show you my version of the Midnitecowboy, that i built in March 2010. I didn't like the Base from the kit. So my choice was a classic Ford F100 from the shelf - to give him a better style. Sure, this classic Ford is often in my collection... What was my intention for this Built? I wanted a Wrecker that - if you see it behind you in the mirror - shouts out: "Get out of my way!" I took the Kabine and Interior from the Ford, the wrecker and frame from the Kit. Also a engine from a 70 "Heavy Chevelle". There were many changes, till the parts fit together. Some working on the body, made a real heavy bumper. At last, i tried weathering on it and garnished it with some gimmicks, that i tried the first time too.. Alright, you want some pictures - enough of words: ... "Get out of may way!!" the engine: hmmm...the interior needs a clean up... ...think, the driver lives in his wrecker... ...and had even not eaten his pizza! Thats it! Some gimmicks that had stolen my time - if you want, you can go on the search in the pics... Helmet and gloves, wooden blocks, cover, remains of pizza, hemp rope, maps, empty aluminum cans, oil can 1-liter, hand oilers, starter cables, some tool, soda can, broom, fire extinguisher, colored booklet, jumper cables, beer bottles, wire, ceiling crowbar. I think I've not forgotten anything. Maybe the rag in the filler neck? The hammer, wheel crosses or battery? Missing beacon, perhaps? Fuelcan? No - all aboard Thanks for your patience - its your turn -
Oh man - thats a very sweet looking ride! awsome color, super wheels. i like it!
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Hi Andy, you did a good job on it. The engine detailwork is just awesome!
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...at last some closeups... Thats it. The Backlights are not perfect installed, but its o.k. The color is called "Cafe aux let" from Belton. Thanks for attention, comments alway welcome
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Some more pics: ...
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Hallo everybody, today i want to show you my first custom-built. It is based on the first issue of the amt 58 Imala, that i have built "since i was a little child". It is too old, that i remember Now, that was the first "look": Nice, isn't it? I took it in May 2010 and gave him a totaly restauration and - sure - a complete new look. What changes have i done? - made it 2-Seated - extendet the trunk - also i extendet the intigrated frontbumber - mounted a continetal kit at the back from a 54 Victoria - channeled the backlights - removed all trim - new coat and interiorcolors - installed a Hemi - mounted Centerlines out of a "Heavy Cevelle"-Kit - made a small Display with gimmicks - for sure, i changed the roof and took one out of my partsbox A Picure from the work on the body: ...and from the scratchbuilt gimmicks And thats the result: ...tbc...
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Chevrolet Van
Dominik replied to ufe 64's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Hi Ulf, i am a fan of vans - there are not so much and they are very hard to find. Your Color is pretty cool. But, why you have the headlights colored yellow? -
Beautiful Tom - absolutly beautiful!
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Thanks for comments! Oha, you can ask things *lol*. Its a colour of my used 1989 Honda Civic (Japanese paint on a musclecar ) I must search for the number of the paint...
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Thanks Niko! Thats correct and a will make it at (perhaps) a next garage-build. There are many thought from members, what i am not thinking about - and thats, why internet makes it better. Let me explain your picture: -> on the left (the original head) there the rocker arms mounted. it looks like, they removed only the valve cover to chenge the gasket. -> on the right there are the rocker arms removed and "only" the valves and valve springs are to see. This heat is pefect for a workbanch! Thanks for your suggestion!
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Hi Raoul, i like the colordesign of "Sox&Martin" cars. They rock! You made an absolute good job to your re-built. Looks very, very good!
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Respekt for this work John! There I just must search the WIP from that. Thats modeling of finest art! Perfect!