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Grand cars, these and the Dodge equivalents have pretty much become classics/icons of the Carrera range.
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That is really good.
Usually, it just looks as if someone has decided to 'weather' their cars. These just look naturally mucky after or during a race. Impressive.
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(31st-Mar-21, 09:45 AM)Gordon Steadman Wrote: That is really good.
Usually, it just looks as if someone has decided to 'weather' their cars. These just look naturally mucky after or during a race. Impressive.
Thanks Gordon!
That’s the hardest part of the weathering job, giving the car a realistic” final lap “ look without making it look dirty.
Also every race car has a specific look, a 24h race car looks completely different than aa car that raced a 45 minutes race.
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