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Hello people from StanceWorks!! 
My name is Jaime and I'm a VAG fanatic from Spain. I've been building 1/24 scale models (most VWs and other Euros) since I was 10 and still modding them with 21. Last year, and along with some friends that share my same passion of Stanced models, we decided to start a modeling page using the platform offered by Facebook, where we could share our WIPs and completed models, mainly "stanced" and modded VAGs and Euros, but kinda opened to other brands and cool looking models. Our page is called NOT FROM STOCK and on the 13 months we've been on air we have featured models and modelers from all over the world, and we are still impressed that we reached so many people around the globe, from the US to Argentina, all the way thru Poland, to Philippines and Japan.
We have even collaborated with Watercooled Society with a small tutorial on how to lower a MkIII Golf From Fujimi.
All the models we feature have the permission from their owners, and are clearly credited and watermarked (not usual in our "small scale world") and our work does not end posting a picture of a car on Facebook, we do write a small "article" of it so people can get to know the model... Back when we started we sold resincasted parts for our models too, but it was a time-consuming labour, hard to mix with our busy lives... But, having added a new member to our crew, we might start casting again, maybe transkits to convert Euro models to US ones...
The other team members and I, are willing to help with any questions you have, or trying to source a certain model you're looking for... We know the small-scale world so well, that we can help those that aren't into our world...
Here is a link to our page, don't be shy and check it all, ask the questions you have and help us growing, we'd be glad to help you too...
And here are some samples of our models, models we've featured, WIPs... Hope you like them!!
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If you want to see more, remember to click on the link to be directed to the FB page...
Cheers, and have a great day!
Jaime.
My name is Jaime and I'm a VAG fanatic from Spain. I've been building 1/24 scale models (most VWs and other Euros) since I was 10 and still modding them with 21. Last year, and along with some friends that share my same passion of Stanced models, we decided to start a modeling page using the platform offered by Facebook, where we could share our WIPs and completed models, mainly "stanced" and modded VAGs and Euros, but kinda opened to other brands and cool looking models. Our page is called NOT FROM STOCK and on the 13 months we've been on air we have featured models and modelers from all over the world, and we are still impressed that we reached so many people around the globe, from the US to Argentina, all the way thru Poland, to Philippines and Japan.
We have even collaborated with Watercooled Society with a small tutorial on how to lower a MkIII Golf From Fujimi.
All the models we feature have the permission from their owners, and are clearly credited and watermarked (not usual in our "small scale world") and our work does not end posting a picture of a car on Facebook, we do write a small "article" of it so people can get to know the model... Back when we started we sold resincasted parts for our models too, but it was a time-consuming labour, hard to mix with our busy lives... But, having added a new member to our crew, we might start casting again, maybe transkits to convert Euro models to US ones...
The other team members and I, are willing to help with any questions you have, or trying to source a certain model you're looking for... We know the small-scale world so well, that we can help those that aren't into our world...
Here is a link to our page, don't be shy and check it all, ask the questions you have and help us growing, we'd be glad to help you too...
And here are some samples of our models, models we've featured, WIPs... Hope you like them!!
:::If you want to see more, remember to click on the link to be directed to the FB page...
Cheers, and have a great day!
Jaime.
stanceworks: I don't really fit in.
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