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This green is awesome. Congrats.
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That's a beautiful truck! Really top work. I did mine box art and always kind of regretted it because I don't think the color is very realistic or flattering. Yours fixes that problem.
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That's a beautiful truck! Really top work. I did mine box art and always kind of regretted it because I don't think the color is very realistic or flattering. Yours fixes that problem.
I built mine boxart like you and I loved the lavend purple. Maybe a metallic one could be better. And it didn't need clear coats to be shiny. But this blue green is awesome.
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The color gets most of the credit. Its TS-60 Pearl Green BTW, stumbled onto it at my LHS (which is why in person shopping is so much fun!) and instantly loved it.
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Nice box
Had to look up the retailer sticker - apparently it's FAO Schwarz so I was surprised I hadn't seen one before. Then again US Tamiya kits were inevitably shrink wrapped, whereas UK importer RiKo slapped their label on the bare box (and often anywhere, at any angle).
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The sticker is from one of Norway's oldest toy stores:
O. Nilsen in Hammerfest.
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That seems to be happening a lot with Google - it's wrong, but _very_ sure about it
Then you get a different answer when you look a second time, I should just click 'like' then move on :| |
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