Oh man I sure do. I completely destroyed a rivet post on a Huayra while drilling it yet the base still wouldn't separate from the body up front.Holy crap. You seem to have really bad luck with these little cars. Broken bases, screwed up seats...
What I'm most worried about is my R34. My plan for it calls for a wing delete. Last thing I want or need is to turn the car into a backwards convertible while Dremeling off the wing.I did that once too. It was as if half the post was missing in the first place.
If I had the
Thanks! I have a Ford one on the way, too. One of my favorite HW Collectible I have is a yellow Merc Woodie. I'm partial to those, but really, who isn't?
I used to be like you......You now have new cars?
You now have a Cobra Daytona?
You now opened the Cobra Daytona?
:tup: I open without much hesitation now these days. I think the two main reasons for this has been: a) Loose takes lot less room to store. b) It's actually hard at times to really see the casting thru the blisters(especially the proportion).There is a reason for that. Here's the yellow one I posted awhile back:Wait... I just noticed the woodie has a trailer hitch. Even better.
We've been here before......
With those mail-in ZAMAC Camaros! I loved the orange windshield then, I love these white rims. Those wheels actually influenced me to get this car along with the Woodie.
There is a reason for that. Here's the yellow one I posted awhile back:
We've been here before......
Sure wood(pun). 👍Now wouldn't that red one look awesome with a matching boat?
That green background Viper has same style wheels with chrome. I like the white, but chrome's OK at best for me.
That sound of the plastic rear wing snapping off highly sought Kyosho minicar...My heart stopped for a whole second.
No it wasn't an accident. I deliberately broke the wing off. I had to. Do you guys remember me quizzing you on the thing was was off about that Mobil 1 NSX?
Here's why:
I don't know if the seller had accidentally broke it themselves, because there was a massive amount of glue joining the wing to the arms. But to get to the real drama, I broke off the wings because the were tilted, as you can see above, and they were also slanted. It was not aligned on two dimensional planes. I can't stand that. So I took it apart and glued it back together. Needless to say, thanks to the primitive-technique operation I performed, they look absolutely beautiful now. Pics will be up soon.
Found this today. Pretty big error for a real riders car lol.
I find it more interesting tbh. I have a gorillion of them complete and various stages of disassembly.You should get a refund. It's not worth the money like that.
Oh, that just reminded me about my GL Bullit Charger!Finally some Greenlight cars I can purchase that don't look goofy.
