well i'm new so i'll start by introducing myself. my name is heather and i'm from mn. i just started putting together these models. they aren't hard at all but look really sweet on the shelf. i have put 4 together and we just ordered for off of ebay, they are already together though. anyway, here are my four. i have a 2002 silverado, a 2003 s10 xtreme, a 1996 impala ss and a 2003 dodge ram. we just ordered a 1972 chevy cheyenne, 200? chevy suburban, and a 200? s10 (ZR5) with flames

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Sweet! It makes it even sweeter that we've got a girl interested in this. Welcome to AF.
You can check out my models here http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t134880.html

Wow! Nice Cars! :thumbsup:

Hi and welcome too :biggrin: , I also have just got into Dubs here in West Aus and have got 5 so far, I have a 1:18 dodge ram, 1:24 S-10 Extreme like yours, a 1:24 Suburban and escalade and a 1:24 supra. I have a thread with pics of them up top of page :).

Nice to meet a fellow dub collector. I think Dub's idea with different wheels and being able to change them around is what other companies are missing today, well thats just my opinion :)

I think Dub's idea with different wheels and being able to change them around is what other companies are missing today, well thats just my opinion :)

Actually you can switch rims on most cars from the same company. Dub city cars just do it easier.

Actually you can switch rims on most cars from the same company. Dub city cars just do it easier.

Yes i'd agree, although Dubs look alot better ;)

I'm actually getting to the point now though where I cant keep putting dub rims on cars or they'll all look the same. You gotta keep it fresh by switching stock rims rims and painting things.