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Silent_Running wrote:roymattblack wrote:Many thanks you guys.
As a bit of fun, here are two pictures I set up to look similar. First, the car as it arrived, second, as it is at this point... Hi Roy The difference between the before and after picture is fantastic, it just shows that you can get a broken kit and build it like new. Mind you it’s down to your super model skills and having the knowledge that makes all the difference Roy. Did you have to scratch build or did you order missing or broken parts? Top drawer Roy Regards Glenn Many thanks Glenn. Anything broken I repaired and the odd missing part was scratch made from 'bits' or a mould taken from an existing piece and copied in resin - such as the missing wheel centre. I didn't want to replace any parts as I wanted it to be as original (but sorted) as possible. Roy.
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Simply incredible restoration work Roy... Has to be one of my favourite builds you have done.... love it..... Regards Alan
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Shows what can be done when you put something in the hands of a consumate expert. Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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kpnuts wrote:Shows what can be done when you put something in the hands of a consumate expert. Totally agree with your comment Kev, Roy is the man when it comes to cars.
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That is a fantastic transformation... the before and after shots show what a great job you've made of turning this into a stunning model. Malc.
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