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I bought this at a buy swap sell for AUD $100 a few years ago. I’ve been waiting on someone to make some 3D parts that don’t cost more than the kit. A local bloke at Leadfoot models does some lovely car stuff and recently did the wheels, brake drums and the footstep. There is a European mob that does a 3D fuel tank but out exchange rate makes it far more than I paid for the kit. It’s a beautiful car, I won’t show off the engine, others have done that to perfection and I’ll never get that good, so I’ll enjoy it for what I can.
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Starcraft Adjutant AI by yvesvidal - 1/6 - Multi Media
RGL replied to yvesvidal's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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I got this off a Facebook Buy/Swap/Sell for about half of retail. It a very big 3d print. Missing was a traversing arm and bracket and some deck fittings which the owner of the rights to the kit was good enough to send the Stl’s which I got printed locally. It fits perfectly on an old base for a tribal class destroyer and I got a set of railway tracks to sit it on.
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