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Jan 03, 2011 01:14 |  #16

JWright wrote in post #11562128 (external link)
A couple of our club members here went to the show and said the only thing really worth seeing was that Camaro. They said the rest of the show was a bit lacking...

I didn't go as I'm not really a car guy. I'm more interested in old airplanes and old trains...

I agee, the show was weak. Wife and I walked it in 2 hours and were out of there.


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Jan 03, 2011 11:32 |  #17

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I almost asked her to close the door and move away so I could get a picture of just the car, but my wife said it would be rude and hurt her feelings.:oops:

I am glad I am not the only one who prefers to have the model move so I can get pictures of the cars. My gf just laughs at me when I get bitter cause the models won't move :lol:


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Jan 03, 2011 13:04 |  #18

I have to agree that if it's paint it's a stunning & amazing job. I can't help but wonder what other talents it takes to create it in the mind & then somehow transfer the vision to to such a smooth surface as we expect a car's finish to be. Must have been a lot of clear used, then block sanded, re applied, etc & finally polished to perfection.


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