Post by hobbybobby on Jul 25, 2012 22:47:58 GMT -5
It's really not the kind of street cleaner you're used to, but when it comes time to clear the streets of the competition this lean, mean super-sano machine gets the job done right! (from 2001 reissue)
This radically posed Z28 Camaro was one of the original series of Snap Tite kits for beginning modelers.
The 'Street Cleaner' name came from the notion that this machine could and would 'clean the streets' of competition.
I love these small models, the design is great, Tom has done a good job. ;D ;D ;D
The only thing I do not like, is this support.
This strange, bulky thing between the base plate and the car (this remains the front in the air / Wheely).
There are certainly other solutions.
My method is simple (manufacture) and the result is amazing.
(my opinion...) ;D ;D ;D
All you need are lead balls and super glue.
I filled the back- half of the rear wheels and a bit in the trunk.
The model is now completely without "support"...
Hope, you like it.
This radically posed Z28 Camaro was one of the original series of Snap Tite kits for beginning modelers.
The 'Street Cleaner' name came from the notion that this machine could and would 'clean the streets' of competition.
I love these small models, the design is great, Tom has done a good job. ;D ;D ;D
The only thing I do not like, is this support.
This strange, bulky thing between the base plate and the car (this remains the front in the air / Wheely).
There are certainly other solutions.
My method is simple (manufacture) and the result is amazing.
(my opinion...)
;D ;D ;DAll you need are lead balls and super glue.
I filled the back- half of the rear wheels and a bit in the trunk.
The model is now completely without "support"...
Hope, you like it.
