Yeah there appears to be enough clearance to climb in the cockpit, but I've yet to fully work out the best way to jump in. I figure it'll be a bit like entering a Corvette - not pretty, but worth it once you're sitting in the seatOh yeah![]()
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It gives you enough room to get in the cockpit...it seems. Keep up the great work mate
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Much appreciated Searun! I dreamt of building aircraft as a kid, but never fulfilled that dream professionally. I figure I’m doing the next best thing now and learning a lot along the journey.Again, my compliments on your metal work and now those details. I worked 7 years on all types light aircraft in the early days. Repairing, forming and riveting aluminum took some skill. Truly appreciate your craftsmanship. Best thing is the credit you do for the amazing folks who created Star Wars and those who love this type of subject for replication.
Thanks joberg! I’ve always be one to walk the road less traveledSuper update and yes; you're fulfilling your dream building an iconic spaceshipI don't think there's a lot of people who can tell that story around a campfire
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Agreed...that thing is sweet!Not enough Dodge pics!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe I need another thread for the Charger resto - it almost qualifies as a replica propWow...I don't know where to put my head/focus on![]()
The badass Dodge or the badass Viper
Not enough Dodge pics!!!!!!!!!!!!! As for that Viper; that cockpit is a tight fit for sure...I don't know your height, but I don't think I would be able to squeeze in thereKeep up the great work, either cars or Viper
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Great idea! That'll save me the trouble of doing a garage cleanout - just launch the Viper and reduce all the rubbish to ashWhoa baby i'm home! That is going to make a mess in your garage when you launch it!