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Autoart 1/18 BMW 1800 TI SA Racing modified

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Shack Pledge Posts: 3 (11/22/09 01:45 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Autoart 1/18 BMW 1800 TI SA Racing modified Modifications: Lowered front and rear suspension, Minilite wheels, tires, Roll bar, Racing seats ,steering wheel, racing decals, removed back seat, exhaust. [center]For more pictures go to link below: http://www.touchdesign1.com/bmw1800/index.html
Scarface199		#1	[-]
VP of Toys, Inc. Posts: 1972 (11/22/09 11:44 AM) 1:18th Custom King Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I like it. but good luck on getting responces on a larger scale.. I have gotten like 3 responces. if its not 1:64th not many people like it for some reason.
wilcoxg		#2	[-]
VP of Toys, Inc. Posts: 5459 (11/22/09 02:32 PM) Customs R Us Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I don't know why there aren't more comments when someone posts a larger scale model. I know that a lot of folks here at Joe's collect the bigger scale stuff. A good share of us, ScaleMaster, DU, MadMarg, Nightstalker and I all were modeling in larger scales long before we started with the little die casts. I love any model that is difficult to tell its size from a picture. However I do expect to see a lot more detail on big sturf, like brake lines, plumbing and wiring. gunslinger gary wilcox
Scarface199		#3	[-]
VP of Toys, Inc. Posts: 1973 (11/22/09 04:49 PM) 1:18th Custom King Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	its just quiet on the custom board
jet threat kevin		#4	[-]
Toy Car Master Posts: 141 (11/22/09 10:10 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Nice BMW. Not many larger scale models around here. It is tasteful and not overdone. Your custom interior looks right at home in the 1800, and the subtleties are nicely done. it's a Nice road racer. IMO, it looks better in road racing trim.
blukat9		#5	[-]
VP of Toys, Inc. Posts: 15183 (12/04/09 12:27 PM) Diehard Diecast Collector Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	VERY NICE DETAILS COLLECT FOR THE SURE FUN OF IT.

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