Playing with my "Thing"
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I was almost afraid to click on this with that title
This is extremely impressive! love it.... so jealous of people that have the patience (and skill) to put this much detail and love into a model. the lifted version is awesome.. someone needs to build that.
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Thanks for the kind words. I couldn't resist the title
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In France we have this one 4*4
(little movie on the link)
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Love it! I'm old enough to remember these "things" - there was one in my town that was painted pink and had the doors removed. GREAT model and I really enjoyed reading the descriptions too!
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Great as usual.
What happened, your garage burn down???
That blond looks like she she just caught site of you and about floor it. -
Looks really good as usual.
What happened, your garage burn down?
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Fantastic
the more you look at your models the more you realize how much detail is packed into them! almost everyone models only what is necessary and will be seen, but not you.... your a maniac 
John -
I know there are some rules about the number of the icons in a post, but this one worth breaking them !(actually they won't let you post more than 15 - I had like 40 )
There you go, I think I broke it now !
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@unknownuser said:
In France we have this one 4*4
(little movie on the link)I couldn't understand what was being said, but, wow, that Citroen was quite nimble, especially considering how extremely narrow the tires were!
Although the Thing was advertised as an off-road vehicle, it's abilities were very limited.
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@unigami said:
Love it! I'm old enough to remember these "things" - there was one in my town that was painted pink and had the doors removed. GREAT model and I really enjoyed reading the descriptions too!
Thanks Rick. As near as I can remember, I've never actually seen a real Thing, although I suppose I must have at some point in my life. After doing all the research on this I was actually considering getting one, just for fun, until I found out it's not really a car for up North
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@jpalm32 said:
That blond looks like she she just caught site of you and about to floor it!
Yeah, that happens to me a lot
maybe if I put some clothes on? -
Eat your heart out hellnbak!
(Pipe along path did the spokes
Pretty bad uh?
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@jpalm32 said:
Eat your heart out hellnbak!
(Pipe along path did the spokes
Pretty bad uh?I want one! Can't wait to put baseball cards in the spokes
@ely862me said:
:thumb:
I know there are some rules about the number of the icons in a post, but this one worth breaking them !(actually they won't let you post more than 15 - I had like 40 )
There you go, I think I broke it now !
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@tadema said:
the more you look at your models the more you realize how much detail is packed into them! almost everyone models only what is necessary and will be seen, but not you.... your a maniac
JohnYeah, I do seem to be detail-oriented sometimes. Was planning to really detail this particular model, not sure why. Did do some work in that direction, like the pedal cluster...
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and the floor pans were coming along nicely...
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Oh well, like I said before, it was fun
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incredible work! do work in real scale or do you scale it up, as sketchup is having some trouble sometimes with small items?
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Thanks Carloh. Yeah, I normally scale my models way up, makes it much easier to work on.
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....excellent!
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Great models as always, Mr. M.
Have a great weekend!
_KN
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Those are great.
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Thanks guys, I appreciate the positive feedback (the checks are in the mail)
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