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Which pair would you rather have this time? :wink:
<img src=http://img14.photobucket.com/albums/v41/360Spyder/Ferrari_Models/F150-360.jpg>
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Yellow combinations will be next! :p :p :p
 

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The first one is my fav

very cool 8) 8)
 

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Enzo250GTO said:
How big is your collection?
Well, let's see...
30 1:18 Ferrari's;
100 Other Makes and Models in 1:18 scale;
5 1:43 Ferrari's (not really into this size...yet);
over 300 1:64 Ferrari's;
over 1000 Other Makes and Models in 1:64 scale.

It has actually been shrinking as of late due to my growing interest in 1:18 scale models. At one point in time I had over 9000 1:64 scale models total.
 

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Stradale said:
So why not have a silver Enzo? :)
Hey...how did you know my next custom paint project? :lol:
 

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360 Spyder said:
Stradale said:
So why not have a silver Enzo? :)
Hey...how did you know my next custom paint project? :lol:
The silver comes out much better. You can see that. :)

360, do you use air-brush for your paint job? My problem is I hate to do the cleaning after each colour. In the end I have so many models left in the box. Don't know when I'll start doing them again. :oops:
 

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Actually, the way I paint models is very dangerous and not recommended for anyone to try. :evil:

I boil a kettle of water and place a paint spray can in a pan. I then pour the boiling water over the can. I let that sit in the water for about 3-5 minutes depending on the outside temperature. I then use a hot glove to hold the can to spray the paint onto the model.

The boiling water does several things. First, it heats up the paint making it thinner; second it increases the pressure in the can for a more even flow; third the paint flows easier and therefore covers better.

But again, I stress not useing this method unless you are extremely careful as even I had a can sit too long and it exploded. That was pretty cool but the flying jagged metal was kind of scary.
 

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Sweet collection! You seem to like Ford F-150s. Well there better than Dodge. Nice black Enzo. Can you get a silver or titanium Enzo in 1:18 scale?
 
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