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11-01-2006, 07:27 AM
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Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
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after longer time am I again once there. I would like to present my newest model here. it is a Belly tank racer. those wraps is manufactured of me. the material is Resin.         that was it for first.................... Lg Kurtl |
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11-01-2006, 07:32 AM
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
Sweet! That looks awesome.
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11-01-2006, 05:44 PM
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
What a cool subject. You sure did a great job with this. It's great to see these here. Nice job with the brake lines too.
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
very nice; i've often wondered why there aren't more vintage racing machines modeled.
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11-02-2006, 12:33 AM
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
very very cool build! love the colour sceme too, its got a modern so-cal speed shop feel about it.. nice work
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
That's soooo cool
 ! The Heller Bugatti T50 wheels really suit it too 
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
I love it! I've forever wanted to build a belly tanker but haven't been able to find a kit in 1:24 and lack the ingenuity to do it from scratch! I love this build! Keep on it, and keep sharing!!
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
Kurtl
Fine job, It looks wonderful!!!! Quote:
 You can get them from Hapico in the US http://www.hapico.com/ Look in the 1/24 Kits section The red and yellow tankers where built and photographed by Dale King.    Icon Modeler
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
the building report:
   here see you as I mean tank halves to plastiksheets made.  this half was poured off  and with resin filled   this full half was fastened with a double-sided tape to a plate  from an o, 75mm plastiksheetplatte a form was provided and with resin filled  before resin hardens it was taken    and over half pulled   the universal usable tank half is finished continuation follows.................... |
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
the next steps;
the under soil was flattened   the louvers from Heller Delahaye 135           Continuation follows |
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Re: Belly-Tank Racer 1/24
Kurtl,
Very nice job!!! I like your technic for making the tanker body, kind of like vacforming with resin, good thinking. Keep up the great work!!!!!! Icon Modeler
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