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Looks just like the model Allan. That is a 1:1, right, your photos are so good
I can never tell the difference.
Yes Paul, it's a real car. Thanks for the compliment. My model photos may be good,but i don't think they are quite that good.
Allan, if you take nitro you will get 'B Gas'......don't light a match in the restroom.
Allan someone has sure taken great care of that .....
beauty!
That's a mighty fine photo of that cool motor!
Cheers Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
Thanks Chris. It does look pretty good for a 25 year old shot.
Paul, that's just a myth. haven't you seen "Mythbusters"? However, my wife does ask what the noises are coming from under the covers at night sometimes. he he he
Allan what film did you use for the original ........
'capture'? It looks like Kodachrome 64 to me but I am not sure!
I have loads of Kodachrome slides from the same period and they look just like new! There are loads of shots taken at car rallies. Must get a scanner and have some fun re-living all those memories and sharing them here!
Cheers Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
Cool !
Wondering if that's your car ?
:))
Chris I used Kodak Kodachrome 64 slide film back then.
No Eddie, it's not my car. I wish it was.