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I'm not obsessed with car haulers, but I do like them...and have replicate a few...as some of you know.ย ACME's upcoming release of a 1/18 "factory Shelby Mustang"ย is food for thought.ย I've never replicated a car hauler w/a load of identical vehicles, but ACME is tempting me to do so.ย ย Just imagine a 1/18 semi full of 1965 Mustang Shelby GT350s!ย ย ๐ค ๐ค ๐คย ๐ ๐ ๐ย
wow...that would look fantastic.
Not for nothing, but you have to a bit obsessed just to entertain this project. One other point: If/when you finish, do you have room to display it? If so, God bless you!
wow...that would look fantastic.
do you have room to display it?
- Yes, I think so too Gavin...AND... I have "options"ย as my above pics reveal.ย I could "de-content"ย the Shelby load.ย This may be LESS work, and I'm always in favor of that!
- Yes Rich, I have an auxiliary area in my locked hobby room that I could utilize, if need be.ย But as you know, talk is cheap!ย Actually "making it"ย will take effort.ย ย
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Hey Chris, why not model the holding yard while you're at it?
why not model the holding yard while you're at it?
Well, that's a diorama and I promised myself that if I do a diorama in 1/18 scale my first one would replicate a battle scene so as to include all my WW II "stuff."ย ย However, would this Shelby staging area be awesome in 1/18?ย ย YES, you bet it would!ย ๐ ๐ ๐ย



