Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport '63 | 1:18 | Exoto

[channabasanna]

@groundforce awesome model buddy. How much you spent on it and where you brought it. The tires are so massive and realistic in their design. Like the good year logo on the tyre.

[groundforce]

(10-20-2010 01:48 AM)winstoncds Wrote:  Offtopic, Karan that 50 KMPH rule is a real PITA no doubt. The first time I went on that bridge, I religiously followed the rule not going over 55 and slowed down for those stupid speed humps, rattling the suspension in the process. Gradually learnt that going over 80 over the humps, you don't even feel a pimple. So now I do the opposite, speed up while the humps come about.

The northbound lanes of the link are relatively new, so most speed breakers on the route are still intact. If you're driving southbound, avoid lanes 1 and 2 i.e. stick to the right lanes. The first two speed-breaker points on the right most lanes are devoid of obstacles. Avoid as many as you can.

Gugga, the wipers and tires were the first to grab my attention when I saw the model.

Thanks MotoS, and Channa, I paid a shade under US$ 200 for it. I thought it was well worth it.

Cheers

[Diecast]

(10-21-2010 04:01 AM)groundforce Wrote:  

(10-20-2010 01:48 AM)winstoncds Wrote:  Offtopic, Karan that 50 KMPH rule is a real PITA no doubt. The first time I went on that bridge, I religiously followed the rule not going over 55 and slowed down for those stupid speed humps, rattling the suspension in the process. Gradually learnt that going over 80 over the humps, you don't even feel a pimple. So now I do the opposite, speed up while the humps come about.

The northbound lanes of the link are relatively new, so most speed breakers on the route are still intact. If you're driving southbound, avoid lanes 1 and 2 i.e. stick to the right lanes. The first two speed-breaker points on the right most lanes are devoid of obstacles. Avoid as many as you can.

Gugga, the wipers and tires were the first to grab my attention when I saw the model.

Thanks MotoS, and Channa, I paid a shade under US$ 200 for it. I thought it was well worth it.

Cheers

For 200$ its worth it and i color so good