OT: 1:24 Mini Van
Created by: Abelclasico
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Nov 17, 2018 05:45PM | Abelclasico | |
Aug 22, 2018 05:00PM | Abelclasico | |
Aug 22, 2018 01:22PM | Cheleker | |
Aug 22, 2018 10:23AM | malsal | |
Aug 19, 2018 05:18PM | onetim | |
Aug 18, 2018 05:07PM | Abelclasico | |
Aug 17, 2018 06:00PM | onetim | |
Aug 17, 2018 05:26PM | Abelclasico | Edited: Aug 17, 2018 05:33PM |
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Another, similar one showed up in my emails not too long ago. Another one to make me jealous of talent others have. Mark B., the only other owner I'm aware of who owns a South African Mk 3 in North America, used a Vitesse Hornet (1/43) and came up with the only model Mk 3 I'm aware of.
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Nice work Abel.
If in doubt, flat out. Colin Mc Rae MBE 1968-2007.
Give a car more power and it goes faster on the straights,
make a car lighter and it's faster everywhere. Colin Chapman.
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I think it’s plastic, made in China, has a S with some lines in front for a name. was painted to match the PO,s mini
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that's cool too. Is that one a diecast or RC car?,
cheers,
Abel
cheers,
Abel
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Really nice looking. My avatar is a 1/16 scale model
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Hello all,
first of all, my apologies for such an off topic. Second, as I know there are some avid modelers on this site, I wanted to let you know that I transformed a Tamiya Austin Mini into a Mini Van. I decided to make a few resin copies of the body (no floor pan) in case anybody is interested. The bodies have a light coat of Krylon grey for better adhesion and will need to be finished (there are some imperfections, specially on one of the rear arches, and tiny bubbles from casting the resin). You will find everything to complete this van on the Tamiya kit.
Please, email me if you would like to get one of these (options include either wavy or steel grille, reverse rims with or without hubcaps, rear bumpers)
cheers,
Abel
first of all, my apologies for such an off topic. Second, as I know there are some avid modelers on this site, I wanted to let you know that I transformed a Tamiya Austin Mini into a Mini Van. I decided to make a few resin copies of the body (no floor pan) in case anybody is interested. The bodies have a light coat of Krylon grey for better adhesion and will need to be finished (there are some imperfections, specially on one of the rear arches, and tiny bubbles from casting the resin). You will find everything to complete this van on the Tamiya kit.
Please, email me if you would like to get one of these (options include either wavy or steel grille, reverse rims with or without hubcaps, rear bumpers)
cheers,
Abel