1/18 scale models
13 November 2013, 11:50 PM
#33
Scooby Regular
14 November 2013, 07:57 AM
#34
Scooby Regular
I have one or two lol
Yes I did build the real thing and pulled it behind my scoob lol
Not the same scale but signed all the same
All got there own cabinet
And yes modding does take place ,, type-R in for newage upgrades
Last And a blast from the past
Yes I did build the real thing and pulled it behind my scoob lol
Not the same scale but signed all the same
All got there own cabinet
And yes modding does take place ,, type-R in for newage upgrades
Last And a blast from the past
18 November 2013, 12:16 PM
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Scooby Regular
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some nice models there
for any of you interested in modified models take a look here on my model forum
this is a model that has just been completed on a commission build by one of my moderators for a customer
total cost for the model was £700.00
it may seem very expensive to most but when you take a look at the attention to detail and the time taken to complete it is keenly priced imo
although not a scooby a true work of art which i am sure most of you will appreciate
http://modelmotorvation.com/forum/mo...ic.php?76154.0
for any of you interested in modified models take a look here on my model forum
this is a model that has just been completed on a commission build by one of my moderators for a customer
total cost for the model was £700.00
it may seem very expensive to most but when you take a look at the attention to detail and the time taken to complete it is keenly priced imo
although not a scooby a true work of art which i am sure most of you will appreciate
http://modelmotorvation.com/forum/mo...ic.php?76154.0
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