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You sure do some nice work!
very nice enjoy seeing your work .
Ron
Hercmech Wow Don! Those are some nice looking builds you have there, I really like car #2. One of these days I will have to give a car a try.
Wow Don! Those are some nice looking builds you have there, I really like car #2. One of these days I will have to give a car a try.
Car 2 is the Caruso Offy. The famous Bill Schindler was among the drivers.
You should be able to build that car with the Offy version of the new Revell kit. The Etzel kit came with a ton of decals for lots of versions of KK Offies. Most of us saved the decals we didn't use. If you can find someone who still has the Caruso decals and painting instructions, you'd be in business.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
I have never seen these as a model subject. They look like the real thing! I envy your skill!
"I'd "I'd rather be historically accurate than politically correct."
"Sic gorgiamus allos subjectatos nunc!"
Great builds !
I never saw the kits built, just the box.
Now that I see what they look like, I'll pick up one for a build.
BTW..........I must admit your thread title gave me an initial "pause" as I contemplated why you would post photos of "Little People" .
Very nice work.
13151015
I like to photograph my models in a realistic setting using photo backdrops. However, I primarily use real sunlight for illuminuation. Here in Minnesota that means an outdoor exercise in my back yard, which means no winter pictures :-(
Well, the snow has finally melted, and it was reasonably sunny yesterday, so I shot a couple of shots of the Revell midget I finished during the winter. In this pit scene the new Revell kit is the cream colored car in the foreground. The black car next to it is the old Etzel Speed Classics KK midget kit, and the third car, background, is the old Monogram 1:25 scale midget, with a Falcon engine from an AMT kit.
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