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10-16-2002, 10:29 AM
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Check out this site
Wrecked model cars, http://www.crashbonsai.com
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10-16-2002, 02:38 PM
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That looks very realistic but I think its just a waste of what appear to be diecasts.(Its 1:18th scale.)I only saw 1 sold.
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10-17-2002, 01:37 PM
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Wanna bet with you that there are times that you want to do even worse things with your models than just a "little" bump in it.. I know I had it long ago... First model many years back was a bit to ugly, and in a blink it disappeared underneath my foot.
This would be a great idea if a kit is to trashed to turn it into a "normal" model which would be perfect if it hadn't been trashed, so now you can "revive" them as a crashed car. Just think about it, when a roof of a model is trashed and windows broken. It would be great to see that in a diorama where you would see an unfortunate driver next to his car, which just crashed of a cliff. Or an old timer that you could use in a restorationgarage. Just some ideas to do with trashed kits (coz I may hope that no one will trash on purpose a kit for this...) Greetz Stefan PS.1. I didn't had this idea before i looked at the site, so it is inspiration PS.2. He sold 3 cars, 1 under crashed cars and 2 under prizes (stil not much..) PS.3. IMO is it a waste of money...
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