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Jan 23
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Ozzy will like this one...lol
Now what do the rest of you think?
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I think he's going down lol! Looks good I would bring the flames back off the prop cone and let them seep out of the recesses behind the spinner.
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Haha,cool
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yea i'll say hes going down!! pretty tough to pull out of that one..i agree with mustang about the flames though they're a bit overwhelming from the nose. nice work though!!
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Thanks for the tips guys! Good point with the flames
I'll worth that out when I get the chance and put the new version up...
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I agree with the rest, bring the flames back but great job on the fire. Looks very nice.
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