Thread: Project Dancing Hippo

you can get TNT orange VERY cheap as theres bucket loads of it about, and usually in an agricultural enamel, which is tough as guts. I picked up a tin for $40 at the local paint wharehouse type place. My plan was a bold flat colour so if it ever faded or scratched or anything it was cheap quick and easy to go over again with the same colour for instant shine.

Originally Posted by sclarke

I have a orange rangie on my front lawn if you want to see what they look like....

Then again.. take the Thing..

Where is my pics?

Open to rude offers yet

Originally Posted by walker

Maybe I should make mine a "Zebra" Rangie!

Or better yet....I could do tiger stripes and then it will eat your Zebra for breakfast!


I did not realise the orange has already been done, but since I won't be using it comps I don't really think it will matter if I do it again......we are not women who can't have the same color dress.

doesn't do comps anymoreA mate owns it, should try and be a little original

It will be original because the look of the car wont be anything like that one. The entire rear tray and barwork will be totally different.
But the more I look around the more I like the Burnt Orange. The Bowler orange on the Nemesis is the way to go.
And thanks for the tip on the paint JSP, but I am going to get the paintwork done by a professional and I would rather go in a gloss 2 pack color. I can do a lot of things but painting is not one of them.

Originally Posted by rovercare

Where is my pics?

Open to rude offers yet

he wants way to much for it.....
i want the thing gone....

Originally Posted by garrycol

What about the early 1970s Holden HQ or Torana XUI Nipple Pink

That is a nice coulour

In my experience, there is no such thing as "Nipple Pink".

I read, recently, that a woman's nipples/aureoles (sp?) become darker once she becomes pregnant for the first time. I don't know how quickly this occurs but am willing to research the topic.

Originally Posted by Bushwanderer

In my experience, there is no such thing as "Nipple Pink".

I read, recently, that a woman's nipples/aureoles (sp?) become darker once she becomes pregnant for the first time. I don't know how quickly this occurs but am willing to research the topic.

In my experience, it can be as early as 7 days after conception...

Originally Posted by Bushwanderer

In my experience, there is no such thing as "Nipple Pink".

Not so sure. I remember a friend's young wife had very pink ones.

Ron