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  1. The last 24 hours

    Hobie Hartkins reacted to HossC for a post in a topic

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    I was born and raised in Southern England, and now live in Southern Ireland, but somehow I don't think I can claim that that's the same thing.
  2. Radio Control Dukes cars

    RogerDuke reacted to HossC for a post in a topic

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    It looks good. It reminds me of the special edition 1:18 diecast cars that were made in black but had all the regular decals.
  3. Radio Control Dukes cars

    RogerDuke reacted to Jim85IROC for a post in a topic

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    Decided to sticker up the gray body. I love how this looks!
  4. 1/25 General Lee Build Help

    MoonRunner-01 reacted to HossC for a post in a topic

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    The advantage of designing in vectors is that the designs can be blown up to whatever size you like without any loss of quality. The industry standard vector editing software is Adobe Illustrator. I've tried it once or twice many years ago, but never got on with it. My designs were done in CorelDraw, which can normally be picked up at a good price (maybe for the previous version). If you're looking for free software, TechRadar published a recent list here. The only one I've tried is Inkscape, and that's probably changed a bit from when I last used it.

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