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Old 10-08-2001, 04:37 PM
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And will you please start a thread to show off the microbus? I have one to build eventually, and I'd like to take a closer look at yours. Please tell me all about it.
The Microbus is a Franklin Mint ready made thing!
Really nice if that is your thing! It was when I bought it but i'm not into Volkswagens now!
Great detail though, certainly enough works on it! I love the fabric roll back rag top!
I can take some nice outdoor pics if you want?
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The Microbus is a Franklin Mint ready made thing!
Really nice if that is your thing! It was when I bought it but i'm not into Volkswagens now!
Great detail though, certainly enough works on it! I love the fabric roll back rag top!
I can take some nice outdoor pics if you want?
Yes, please. I have the Hasegawa kit.
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Here are a few for the moment!
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It's all very authentic and the colours spot on, both inside and out!
Is that the best colour combination too? I think so!
I have some old VW mags with allsorts of ideas in them!
Are you going to do it factory stock?
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that's a cool party van
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It's all very authentic and the colours spot on, both inside and out!
Is that the best colour combination too? I think so!
I have some old VW mags with allsorts of ideas in them!
Are you going to do it factory stock?
Yeah, it looks great. The kit I have has spartan interior detail. It's really for a friend of mine, and he prefers the blue-green color they came in. Factory stock it will be. The kit is of the ragtop type, but the "ragtop" is just molded into the roof. Oh, well...
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Looks good Dan.

I was in the model shop today and saw the kit of one and had to have a little laugh....dont ask me why ???

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Looks good Dan.

I was in the model shop today and saw the kit of one and had to have a little laugh....dont ask me why ???
It hardly fits in with everything else! Still, it's different!
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