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webby- Moderator
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
Nice! I like the way you have displayed the car.
coyote- Intermediate Member
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
Man they are both sweet, The build and the photograph. Nice work on both.001
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
I agree with Buck on both counts. It's nice to see a white car too for a change. 001
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
Great job! The car is a knock out and the photography is top notch!
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Tumbler75- Intermediate Member
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
Thanks guys. The trick with the photo is a piece of black plastic with masking tape lines on it.
It passes as the road surface, and I try to line up the edge of the plastic with the concrete curb on the
other side of the road.
The illusion is spoiled in this pic by me positioning the model too far back on the "road". You can see
where the "road" ends and where the real road begins.
Cheers,
Chris
It passes as the road surface, and I try to line up the edge of the plastic with the concrete curb on the
other side of the road.
The illusion is spoiled in this pic by me positioning the model too far back on the "road". You can see
where the "road" ends and where the real road begins.
Cheers,
Chris
webby- Moderator
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
Looks good Chris, and the photo setting ads to it.
Apart from Chevrolet and Buick, did any other GM divisions build this body and where they ever kitted.
Apart from Chevrolet and Buick, did any other GM divisions build this body and where they ever kitted.
stevegt738- Rookie Member
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
Olds had the Starfire. [url=http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Oldsmobile/1975 Oldsmobile/1975 Oldsmobile Starfire Folder/dirindex.html]http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Oldsmobile/1975%20Oldsmobile/1975%20Oldsmobile%20Starfire%20Folder/dirindex.html[/url]
I've only ever seen the Monza here in Aus, one years ago that was converted to RHD and
(cough) fitted with a dash from a toyotawhitegoods celica
Cheers,
Chris
I've only ever seen the Monza here in Aus, one years ago that was converted to RHD and
(cough) fitted with a dash from a toyota
Cheers,
Chris
webby- Moderator
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
That looks really nice! You really should post a couple more pics though.
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webby- Moderator
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webby- Moderator
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
Thanks for indulging me! I like the interior color you picked out, clean and sharp from every angle!
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Re: '75 Skyhawk
Now there is something you don't see built every day ! Very nice build ! I used to like these back in the day. Built a few as well.
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