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One word : YES!

F Coupe toys all modded out with fatty tires.
 
There's a guy that sells resin body Imperials. The last one I stopped at $40. I stopped following it at $140!
 
with that imp body, wonder what kit one would use to finish it? for the chassis and interior and stuff?
 
that wont get you the interior and underhood stuff u would need for a imp.
 
That's what I try to do before investing in all the materials for a paint job. Think up a scheme, draw & color it, buy a model & paint that. If all goes well, invest in materials & paint away! Luckily, someone already had the same basic idea!, just different colors.
 
all the volare model kits on eggbay are always to spendy !!! but i got 1 that im building to look like my car, hope to get it done soon as its to cold to work on the real car ;)
 
Was it just a esibody or a kit? I know some of the resins come with the body,interior and chassis,then you use the wheels engine and whatever other parts you want
 
Heres one of mine. I tore it apart a couple years qgo to redo it before i came to texass, went up there in july and went to dig it out and all i could find was the bag of parts, but not the body or chassis, im still pissed about it

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That is just Sofa King Cool! Nice job. I've never made anything as complicated as a car body, however I do make headstock logos for guitars I repair, or build.
 
found it, well most of it,lol now to take pics
 
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I have a Testors Lincoln Mint metal die cast Daytona that is truly loner inspiring. It's the most detailed kit I've ever seen in my life in 1/24th scale. It even has a laser cut grille! I wasn't happy weight the 440 that came with it, so I built a HEMI for it. Billet distributor, laser cut plug wire looms, dome light with the watch battery in the trunk. Haven't finalized switch location yet, however, I did manage to duplicate trunk vinyl pattern before the computer shook a tit. It's just another unfinished project I need to finish.
 
what scale are those, at first i thought 1/64 but thats a lot of underhood detail for that scale. 1/24 th?
 
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