dude, your composition is all wrong. white balance is off. you should have left the shutter opened a lil longer with a wider f-stop. geeeeeeeez.


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thermometer looks like a meth lab :eh:

BTW, nice detail work on the model

 

everything looks like a meth lab to you. :P or at least drug related. weird. :thinking: :chuckles:

 

:chuckles:



and reno, you have the wrong lip on the car hfawk:

 

LOL

Whatsup Ben, I got a Loft downtown recently BTW what u up 2? I need some freelance jobs. Im going solo in the next couple weeks - straight up freelance/sub-contract

 

That Integra kit looks good.

Heres a pic of some that I recently completed:



Yes, all 4 in the front row have their distributers wired up. A real pain in the ass. The old-azz Chrysler (the champagne-gold one) has the best engine detail, as I have it wired, plumbed and photo-etched parts on the car. It also has 5 different shades of brown/tan in the interior. The M5 and Altezza in the back row have 6 shades of gray each, and the M5 has tinted windows that can still be seen thru.

In case you couldn't tell, the back row:

-Ghostbusters Ecto1 turned into a Hearse
-1st Generation Mazda Miata
-89 BMW M5
-Toyota Altezza

Front row (for all the blind people):

-Acura Integra
-Honda Civic Si (in pink; my daughter chose the color)
-57 Chrysler 300C
-81 Citation Turbo with race front end on it and NSX wheels and mirrors

The Integra, Civic, Citation and M5 all have mesh grilles on them from leftover grille material from a Tamiya Nissan Skyline GT-R Vspec kit, not that you can see due to the resolution of the pics however.
The Skyline kit and a JTCC PIAA Accord kit are in the process of being repaired as they took a 6' drop each when a bookcase fell due to a fatass cat of mine exploring where he shouldnt be. Me--->:slap:<---cat

 

whoa, nice job, hondapower.

and to eddie and will.. :db:

 

The '59 Cadillac and the Chrysler 300 are unusual choices for a young person.

I guess the Cadillac was inspired by the movie, but how are you interested in the Chrysler 300?

The 300's are definitely cult classics among older people, but you don't see a lot of young people who even know what they are.

 

My father was a Chrysler fanatic which was culminated by the totalling of his 73 Gold Duster. He had a buddy who was one of the test subjects for the Chrysler Turbine in Northern Ohio back in the 60s.

I'm not that young. 6 months away from being the big 3-0.

I just know good looking cars when I see them. Honda are great, but you just can't beat a V-8 '57 Bel Aire coupe in black.

 

Sorry about the relative thread hijacking, but heres a few pics of real 1957 Chrysler 300Cs:







And finally a whole site about these old Pentastars:

Chrysler300c.com

Old American Iron rules meh.