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Anyone convert a Revell W900 Aerodyne to a day cab?
Force replied to Oldmopars's topic in The Truck Stop
Keep looking at ebay, there are some who parts out truck kits there all the time. -
Those are going to be a while yet, Mike, probably a few weeks or so. The website is updated! www.resincastmodelparts.com
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Awesome!
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great color choice, goes well with interior & wood bed floor colors...
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2 Hole 22.5 Budds from Scenes Unlimited
leafsprings replied to DRIPTROIT 71's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin
Any update on when these will be available Danny? These are a big deal, big plastic never offered these 2 ton rims. This would be a natural for the Dodge L 700 ( the original IMC box art showed these rims) and the Ford Louisville or C series . -
KJ Humphries has a fan 3D printed. Take a look here. http://kdhumphr.wixsite.com/double-take-replicas/product-page/cabin-fans
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Revell 1980 Bronco Parts Wanted
Sam I Am replied to Sam I Am's topic in Truck Kits or Parts to Trade, or Wanted / Requests
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Very appropriate with today being the Indy 500.
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Geno, You might want to check out the NAPA catalog and copy a picture of the fan then reduce it in size and mount the picture within an outer ring and a back. Might be worth a try.
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Mercedes AMG GT-3 Beast of the Green Hell
Twokidsnosleep replied to Twokidsnosleep's topic in Under Glass
Some last pics with a driver inspired by Dan...thanks for the heads up on the Stig He seems to be looking for the keys!!! -
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thanks the 3 chargers i posted before were all finished during the time when we were having problems uploading pics with the choose pics plus i tend to work on more then one model at a time sometimes i paint 3-4 car model bodies a day right now on my modeling table i have 2 car models i am working on 2 boat models and 2 star trek models and star trek prop replica i am making
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wow amazing IT Goods GOOD
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Resistance Soldering On A Budget!
Pete J. replied to Straightliner59's topic in Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials
I am that old guy in the corner chuckling! These scales have literally been around for centuries. I took drafting courses in college in the late 60's and buying one of each was required for the class. Here is the history and why they are what they are. . The one you are talking about here is an "engineers" scale. The measurements are inches divided in 1/10's. This gives you scales that are evenly divide in 1000 This is because engineers send plans to machinists scale plans and define the measurements in thousands of and inch. The other scale that you have is a "architects" scale. The main graduations on this are feet divided in 1/12. This is because architects design buildings and there plans are measured in feet and inches. This scale give you scales that easily divide in 12. It also looks like the one you have is a metric version for 1/10s. So, 1:24 and 1:12 scale would be found on an architect's scale because they are factors of 12 and 1:20 and 1:25 scale would be found on an engineers scale because they are factors of 1000. The odd fractions that you find on the ends of a architects scale are in feet to the inch. Most architects scales are designed for the main divisions to represent feet but have a small section on each end that are divided to show inches per inch. -
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They all look terrific.
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sweet build and great site, great job on both
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Sweet and SHINY
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Nice and SHINY
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Very nice. Excellent color choice.
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Another nice build. You're really knocking them out quickly.
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Super build in SHINY
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I had this one sitting around and decided to throw it together between commissioned projects. First, this is a really great kit! Except for body portions that I prepped, I pretty much just cut parts off sprue, painted them, and put them together. Except for the body not sliding down completely (you can see in some of the pics), everything went together perfectly. Also, Revell really captured the proportions well. The pictures do not do it just justice. As I was building it, I kept finding myself looking back at my work space to take in the cool body lines from different angles. This is build box stock except for the ignition wires. The paint is actually Rustoleum Heirloom White, which appears to be an excellent substitution for Wimbledon White. I have a street rod built using Testor`s Lacquer Wimbledon White which is very, very close in color to this, but slightly darker. The interior is also Rustoleum (Sand). I am not a truck guy, but I could easily see myself building a few more of these.
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I had figured it for some sort of Dodge Dart concoction, but darn if I could nail exactly what it was. I even did a search for Brazilian Dodges, but this one didn't turn up interesting enough. I take it that "B" pillar is more of an add-on as the actual car was a true hardtop. It defeats the purpose of the design, but I guess they had to come up with something just to be "different".
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