Posted July 21, 20159 yr Not so old, not so new. IMG_0923 by hachiroku24, en Flickr IMG_0924 by hachiroku24, en Flickr IMG_0929 by hachiroku24, en Flickr IMG_0931 by hachiroku24, en Flickr IMG_0932 by hachiroku24, en Flickr IMG_0934 by hachiroku24, en Flickr
July 21, 20159 yr That's one fine looking car, fits great in an 80's or 90's action movie, where they just get blown into pieces... but it sure looks great!
July 21, 20159 yr Love that swopping rear waistline below the c-pillar, and front bumper design, reminiscent of late 60's - early 70's dodge...Dodge Coronet cruiser comes to mind. May I suggest instead of the 1x1 cheese slope, you could try 1 x 2 curved slope for a smoother rear waistline profile. Great design anyhow :thumbup: , might try making my own, I'm thinking mid 90s Caprice
July 21, 20159 yr Author Thanks! Love that swopping rear waistline below the c-pillar, and front bumper design, reminiscent of late 60's - early 70's dodge...Dodge Coronet cruiser comes to mind. May I suggest instead of the 1x1 cheese slope, you could try 1 x 2 curved slope for a smoother rear waistline profile. Great design anyhow :thumbup: , might try making my own, I'm thinking mid 90s Caprice I based the car in the rear of a Plymouth Roadrunner and the front of a Torino. Edited July 21, 20159 yr by hachiroku
July 21, 20159 yr Author cool! how did you turn the front upside down? It's a little tricky, here are a copule of pics (I disassembled the car months ago):
July 29, 20186 yr that's amazing! I really want to know how to build that well. I really want to know how you built it. do you have any techniques to suit this time period and style?
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