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20/09/2024 2:26 am
Greenlight made this really nice 1/18 version of the convertible Dodge Challenger for 1971. Here it is in a bright green and Greenlight also made a hardtop version of this automobile as well as different colors.
20/09/2024 2:35 am
Very sleek looking car.
20/09/2024 5:41 am
Every one of your backdrops make the car look so good. Love the lit taillight shot too. Greenlight does a nice job for a fraction of the Mint costs.
20/09/2024 6:34 am
Greenlight does a nice job for a fraction of the Mint costs.
Yepper-Pepper! They cut corners here & there but on nothing that can't be remedied. What I LOVE about GLs is that THEY ARE IN SCALE, MANY are full function-everything opens, and their tooling is pretty accurate-Mike's pics prove it. 😎 😎
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20/09/2024 7:27 am
Greenlight does a nice job for a fraction of the Mint costs.
Yepper-Pepper! They cut corners here & there but on nothing that can't be remedied. What I LOVE about GLs is that THEY ARE IN SCALE, MANY are full function-everything opens, and their tooling is pretty accurate-Mike's pics prove it. 😎 😎
Yes; scale is correct and with each one I own (maybe 6 or 8 of them) the fidelity to the real car is spot on. So much so, that the front end of the GL C4 Corvette is more accurately formed than that of a Danbury C4.
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20/09/2024 9:10 am
I love the "Sublime" (actually "GreenGo") with the black graphics.
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20/09/2024 10:01 am
@rich-sufficool...agreed, that color is outstanding. Looks so good as a convertible too.
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21/09/2024 4:30 am
Nice set of photos Mike. I have the white R/T convertible and the red, yellow NCIS, and the orange Fast and Furiuos hard tops.
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21/09/2024 1:47 pm
Thanks ! Yes, that color on this one is really eye-catching. Mopar certainly had some great automotive colors in those years with some terrific names to go along with the various hues.
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