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i got board had few models laying around so i started building this i took some what better pictures the light dosent want to help im still working on getting better pics post-46156-1211494851_thumb.jpgpost-46156-1211491611_thumb.jpgpost-46156-1211491710_thumb.jpg

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looks like a truck. need better picks to have useful comments.

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You made that out of a board? Oak or Pine? Nice job!!! :lol:

 

 

So you layed some models? :lol: Definitely need some more detailed pics.

 

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better pics of a diffrent model i just built for a contest . can you guys guess what make year and model car is ? post-46156-1212008662_thumb.jpgpost-46156-1212008677_thumb.jpgpost-46156-1212008689_thumb.jpg

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I say it is a 1969 Amorphous Blob. Went from 0-60 in 72 seconds with a top speed of 82 MPH.

 

If I said a Challenger would I be correct? Classic cars really aren't my forte.

 

Are you doing these from scratch?

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yes are very close its a 69 charger and some are from scratch . some are parts of diffrent kit parts put toughter to make models i want , or some parts are cast from resin by me .

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I think the model bit is cool... but what I really liked was the HORNDOG license plate on the wall in the first pic! Funny!

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