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Umm, nice kompresser, but the wheels are just a little too big, looks cool though. um but what i wanted to ask was, did you put that on a lego street?? nice idea, but i just wanted to know.
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Cool work you got for the first one, except as what they say.. the wheels are just a little too big...

man.. i can't start modeling though I bought a skyline R34 due to money problem
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I really would like to lower the car, but I'm afraid it's not possible. It was hell getting them on, and I leave the brake discs in the box just so they could fit on (and I had them painted so nicely). If it wasn't for the miracle called superglue, I wouldn't have been able to use the wheels. I also ended up having to get another kit to replace broken parts.

Corvette GS- I used the lego street because couldn't really think of anything else. Before taking the pics, I took a picture of the car next to my silver pre-built Maisto SLK, with a very popular character posing next to the car. I'll post it up tomorrow.
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That car looks like a monster truck
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WTF

that car is ugly

it l;ooks ugly because of those tri-star wheeles

unless u wer etrying to make it look like a latino lowrider, it is the ugliest thing ive seen since i looked in the mirror this morning
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Wow, I posted this on 6/9/2002, it's been almost exactly 6 months since then. I never expected anymore replies. Yeah, the wheels were to big, I guess I got a little obsessed with putting them on the car, after they wouldn't fit at first. Supratuner, do you really think the car looks that ugly? I know it looks a little abnormal, but I think if the same wheels were smaller, it would look much better. I guess everyone's entitled to their opinion.
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