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03-06-2004, 05:57 PM
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For ever in progress!!!
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I´m new here and I´m from Germany. I make new cars to unrestored cars. So they are for ever in progress. Please check out my homepage www.wn-modellbau.de   |
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03-06-2004, 06:24 PM
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Nice weathering job.
 I've owned a few of those birds in that shape.  Oh just for further reference, most american cars of the late '70s, '80s, and up have plastic nose and rear valance pieces. Either yellow or white in color. That particular formula would be yellow  just 
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Re: For ever in progress!!!
Neat, that's a cool idea. It would be cool to do a busted up one as the before, and a restored one as an after.
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Re: For ever in progress!!!
thats cool, it looks quite real
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Welcome to the forum!
 very nice diorama, interesting approach. I've looked around your web site, sorry I can't read German but you've done some great diorama. I like them. |
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03-07-2004, 10:39 AM
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Welcomenice stuff!
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Re: For ever in progress!!!
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Re: For ever in progress!!!
Welcome to AF, nice model. I guess you are modding 1:18 Die-Casts?
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Very talented builder. I like the subject, but the diorama is so life like. Any hints or tips on building one?
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Re: For ever in progress!!!
wow thats amazing!!!! very realistic
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