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The most of hard models

August 8 2012 at 6:49 PM		   (Login alfred250251)
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Response to Steyr 1500 & Tatra T 57, figs added
Hello Carlos, you made the most out of these hard to make models. The ACE Tartra and the MAC steyer are hard ones to make into convincing models and you did it ! Nice little dio's too

For the Tartra I realy like the new top, much nicer than the original one I used.
You may consider touching up the radiator very little with black to give impression of slats.

Here is my Tartra T 57 for comparison and its easy to see your top is much more resembeling the real thing !

Keep up the good work, Alfred

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  1. Re: The most of hard models - Carlos Pitteri on Aug 8, 9:35 PM
    1. pencil - Alfred van Netburg on Aug 9, 5:22 AM
      1. Thanks, Carlos! - Ricardo Haddad on Aug 9, 7:06 AM
        1. Re: Thanks, Carlos! - carlos on Aug 9, 11:54 AM
      2. "fibers" - carlos on Aug 9, 11:52 AM
     


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