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Looks great Chris, factory fresh.
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Ron234 wrote:Looks great Chris, factory fresh.
Thanks Ron. Factory is how I build 'em. I save the weathering for aircraft and in a previous life, armour.
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Looking back, I wish I had built all mine stock, then they would have been more likely to survive than those that followed a trend. 🥴
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Very nice Chris, could you get Chevy's down there back in the day, I assume it wasn't all Actual Aussie produced Holden GM and Ford?
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Back in the "old" days I did an AMT nova ragtop, '62 maybe. I like the "bare bones" look of the early novas. Thanx for posting pix!
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dublin boy wrote:Very nice Chris, could you get Chevy's down there back in the day, I assume it wasn't all Actual Aussie produced Holden GM and Ford?
Shay, we had all the GM divisions assembled here until the late 1940s, when the Holden came out. After that it was locally assembled Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Vauxhalls until they were discontinued in the late 1960s.
No Novas other than some private imports and diplomat/ military imports.
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I keep looking at that model. You just might be the tipping point. That is a beauty Chris
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Sam wrote:I keep looking at that model. You just might be the tipping point. That is a beauty Chris
Sam it's a good kit. Crisp moulding, no flash, small seams. The interior has the front bench moulded in- slightly disapointing.
Over all I'd recommend it.
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Bench seat would be ideal for a lie down after too many Fosters. lol
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dublin boy wrote:Bench seat would be ideal for a lie down after too many Fosters. lol
ONE Fosters is too many Fosters. There are good reasons we export that swill.
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I agree, it's not anywhere as nice as Heineken.
I think you can still get tinnies over here, but you won't find a pint of it.
I think you can still get tinnies over here, but you won't find a pint of it.
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Nice job on this one Chris. That colour is gorgeous.
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Skid wrote:Nice job on this one Chris. That colour is gorgeous.
Thanks Al! Tamiya Light Gunmetal aerosol. How was the weekend drive?
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