Temple of doom mine car

modeleers

Sr Member

• Oct 15, 2009

• #21

Astromech,
Don't look now, but 2 other guys just posted the exact same picture as you :eek,
... on This Post!!!

 

Laffo

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• Oct 15, 2009

• #22

Yoink.
Laffo.

 

GF

Sr Member

• Oct 15, 2009

• #23

Treadwell said:

BTW, I think the contact surfaces of the wheels would be shiny metal due to constant abrasion--at least railroad wheels are.

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Was just about to mention the same thing.

GFollano

 

Treadwell

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• Oct 16, 2009

• #24

Yours is better than ILM's!

 

Getoninja

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• Oct 17, 2009

• #25

damn, thats very cool, great job!

 

Junk Pilot

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• Oct 17, 2009

• #26

modeleers said:

Astromech,
Don't look now, but 2 other guys just posted the exact same picture as you :eek,
... on This Post!!!

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Heh, it wasn't even a good photo anyway. lol

tic

 

modeleers

Sr Member

• Oct 17, 2009

• #27

It was a Great photo, (thanx for posting it)
but (for me) the I, me, mine politics ...made it look - out of focus! :eek

 

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Arkive Dave

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• Nov 28, 2009

• #28

Very cool !

 

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propologist

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• Dec 3, 2009

• #29

That is very nice. I wouldn't even need indy really. I would just like to have a SS coal car just like that.

 

BrundelFly

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• Dec 4, 2009

• #30

So...Nathan finished it.

He REALLY needs to make this a kit.

 

Pappy

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• Dec 5, 2009

• #31

:eek

 

Onkelpsycho

Sr Member

• Dec 5, 2009

• #32

impressive work... awesome...

 

speederbiker

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• Dec 5, 2009

• #33

Wow, nice work - I'd love to see a kit of this. It's as nice as the real model, in fact the figure is nicer than actual figures which have long since fallen apart. Now you just need to add short round in there

 

swgeek

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• Dec 5, 2009

• #34

I love the base! The project as a whole turned out really nice.

 

BrundelFly

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• Dec 5, 2009

• #35

Whats a fair price for this as a kit?
Anyone wanna take a stab?

make a suggestion?

 

DerekStanley

New Member

• Dec 7, 2009

• #36

I bet its Good but why cant I see the pics?

 

BrundelFly

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• Dec 7, 2009

• #37

If this kit, came with a real walnut wood base, and everything in the picture, who would be interested?

Price probably be 400ish plus shipping.

Guessing we would sell 4.

However, which would maintain the exclusivity of it.

 

Last edited: Dec 7, 2009

marsattack

Sr Member

• Dec 11, 2009

• #38

i would like to put my name down first!!
If it is exclusive, contains the parts to make as per pic and the price as mentioned, consider one of 4 sold!!!
When do you want the cash!!!1:love
Pm sent mate.
Mars

 

Scott Graham

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• Dec 12, 2009

• #39

Very impressive! Love the final track and base too!! :love

(For me to purchase kits, I'd like it to be populated with all the figures. Not sure about hot toys style, but sculpted. I know that's asking for too much, but if I bought a kit of this and the pursuing car, I would want figures in it. But not studio model-like. Realistic.)

 

BrundelFly

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• Dec 13, 2009

• #40

Scott Graham said:

Very impressive! Love the final track and base too!! :love

(For me to purchase kits, I'd like it to be populated with all the figures. Not sure about hot toys style, but sculpted. I know that's asking for too much, but if I bought a kit of this and the pursuing car, I would want figures in it. But not studio model-like. Realistic.)

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Oh Sure...but...then who could afford it?

Sure as heck coudnt offer ot for the price range already mentioned.

Frank