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Gcustoms

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  1. My friend has one of these 1:1 not really a gasser, more of an eighth mile car, this looks incredible!
  2. it did turn out pretty great I have to say
  3. It was at the correct angle when I got it. It's now in the scrap bin because it no longer works with what I'm doing with the car. I thought you did a chop-top thing with it, thought that was kinda cool!
  4. working on rebuilding the same kit actually, kinda nice to see another one being built!
  5. i think i have the same kit as that '55 cool to see it completed
  6. ah got it, thinner worked great thanks usually i do use vise-grips because of the precision, but i too had a bottle explode on me... happened to be red and my shirt was white... looked like a crime scene lol
  7. glass bottle, acrylic paint - classic problem that my usual fix for (moar power) isnt working on. any suggestions?
  8. Beautiful, love this car. You did an incredible job
  9. http://static.hlj.com/images/amt/amt7200.jpg there's the kit - probably the least detailed way to make a camaro lol
  10. Actually I ask because I was fresh out of ideas, twin turbos would be cool to set up. thanks guys!
  11. I'm down to no other options other than the stock single carb and round air filter which I don't want to use on a pro-street engine. Is there any tips anyone can give me about a custom intake? preferably simple to make as I don't have the space to run my compressor in my garage yet to run air tools.
  12. Ended up taking the "realistic" option and added as much oxidization as I could. Made that old charger into a junkyard/barn find Might make my plastic camaro the prostreet car.
  13. Unfortunately it's die-cast with die-cast drivetrain. Was fully built until the glue I bought started to give way so I took it all apart to rebuild it and forgot about it. Needless to say parts are now missing. Now I don't know whether to weather the paint and make it into a "junkyard find" or find some new wheels, make a new door/dash etc. I just finished a rat rod 55 bel air that turned out nice and I like the way rust looks as a scale model On the other hand I don't want to ruin a beautiful model. Any suggestions?
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