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Is this the car your looking for? Thought you, or anyone else might like this.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D21%26um%3D1
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D21%26um%3D1
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Wow - that's pretty much my car! (mines a 78, but looks similar on the outside; inside is cork op art). I may have to grab one of these and paint the interior.
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Hmmm. Wonder how hard it would be to disassemble and re-paint Arrow Blue? Of course, there may be problems with decals, etc. I saw them at OCIC, but didn't look at them with a re-paint in mind.
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Here's the link to the white one. Might make the Arrow Blue pop a little more with a white basecote...
http://www.diecastfast.com/diecast/DCF/PROD/AA-77902
http://www.diecastfast.com/diecast/DCF/PROD/AA-77902
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Due to a remodel, I am having to clean out the attic where I stuffed junk from '68 thru '89. There were lots of models that I was going to build as soon as I got a round tuit. Things like a 1:12 scale Honda F1, circa 1967, John Surtees driving, still in the plastic...
Due to a remodel, I am having to clean out the attic where I stuffed junk from '68 thru '89. There were lots of models that I was going to build as soon as I got a round tuit. Things like a 1:12 scale Honda F1, circa 1967, John Surtees driving, still in the plastic...
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Ive got an S4 apart , gutted and stripped to the bare metal ready to paint and customize one of these days. Not that hard at all. I cant find a set of turbo twist in 1/24th though! The paint match would be the toughest. I would take a trip to your local hobby store, there are a numerous variety of colors out there now.
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I already have a TON of 928 models... I really don't need anymore, but if I found one that was a MATCH for one of my cars I would buy it... Last thing I need is "just another 928 model."
I already have a TON of 928 models... I really don't need anymore, but if I found one that was a MATCH for one of my cars I would buy it... Last thing I need is "just another 928 model."
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Ive got an S4 apart , gutted and stripped to the bare metal ready to paint and customize one of these days. Not that hard at all. I cant find a set of turbo twist in 1/24th though! The paint match would be the toughest. I would take a trip to your local hobby store, there are a numerous variety of colors out there now.
I purchased mine from www.paintscratch.com It's pricey at about $25 bucks a can, but hey, who said there's anything rational about 928 ownership. Is your paint code L980? Looks like they have it, so get that model painted!
Now, for James' application I'm not seeing an Arrow Blue listed under 1982 colors. There's a Royal Blue, L305, that looks close. If James were to provide them the proper code, I bet they could prepare it for him.
HTH!
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LOOKS JUST LIKE THE 78 BLUE 928 THAT I HAD A HEAD ON COLLISION IN ON INTERSTATE 44 AT 71 MPH AND LIVED....BRINGS BACK MEMORIES FOR SURE..IF I HAD NOT BEEN IN A 928 I WOULD BE AS DEAD AS COLUMBUS !!!!! I VOTE FOR A MOMENT OF SILENCE FOR THE PORSCHE 928 !!!!!!!!!!
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