Jump to content
Model Cars Magazine Forum
Upgrade is Partly Complete

All Activity

This stream auto-updates     

  1. Past hour
  2. Vietnam Vet67
    VERY COOL....................THANKS !
  3. Vietnam Vet67
  4. DRIPTROIT 71
    I like where this one is heading!!
  5. DRIPTROIT 71
    What Jim said!!
  6. DRIPTROIT 71
    Looks great! I need to get back to building my dump. 😀
  7. lghtngyello03
    I got some more carbon fiber work done this evening. I also had to repaint my wing due to some trash that had to be sanded out. Not much progress, but I’m going to try to lay some clear coat down tomorrow.
  8. vintagedragcrazy
    Here's my Camaro with mad coil and distributor! vince
  9. DRIPTROIT 71
    Excellent scratch building going on here for sure!!
  10. Rob Hall
    Interesting...googling turned up pics from that article and a RHD car (maybe the same car...custom RHD dash). http://www.smcars.net/threads/amc-pacer-circa-1975-rhd.24572/
  11. MeatMan
    Still in awe!
  12. DRIPTROIT 71
    Excellent work as always! Interesting idea on the exhaust! Looks great!! I like spokes on a Peterbilt!
  13. vintagedragcrazy
    hey steve kris morgan has the accel coils already yellow and tan with decals and kris's stuff is awsome and fair priced! vince
  14. Fieldguy06
    Here’s the kit I used.
  15. DRIPTROIT 71
    Looks Awesome!!
  16. Rodent
    And more easily get air bubbles out from underneath. I have installed a few 1:1 Lamin-X bumper protectors and the thin film of water is definitely helpful. But only use 1/25 as much water on the windshield tint. 😅
  17. Fifer
    SWEET. Mike
  18. Joe Handley
    I started this one a while ago, thought it might make an interesting mild custom................ Really need to finish it though....................
  19. StevenGuthmiller
    Yup. doing it in yellow. I might see if I happen to have a decal close to the Accell decal also. Steve
  20. Phildaupho
    Looking forward to seeing this Under Glass. It is going to be one very good looking Deuce.
  21. johnwitzke
    Looking great! I am building the version of this car before the wheelbase was altered.
  22. StevenGuthmiller
    I'm guessing that the water is there for positioning purposes. So you can move it around once it makes contact with the glass. Steve
  23. MeatMan

    '57 Chevy Bel Air

    MeatMan replied to ATHU's topic in Under Glass

    Very well done!
  24. Curt
    I looked at some instructive photos on the BS Models site and it looks like they are spraying water on it - more like a decal.
  25. cobraman
    Oven is dry heat too ! 😀
  26. MeatMan
    I bought a open box on the cheap early this year and understand the issues with it. I''m right now in the process of building it and plan to go restomod, similar to Steve's post. All the negative comments (I've heard them all before) almost turned me off but like I said, restomod. My original plan was to use the Delray chassis w/MCW body, but I saw too many issues with it and don't think I'd ever finish it. The positive thing is, the frame is narrower than stock, so wide meats fit well. Molded in exhaust is a negative, for me anyway, as is the fact that mine is molded in green (ugh). I have seen a couple of these well done, so its not as if you can't build one to your satisfaction if you are not one of the more discerning builders.
  1. Load more activity
×
×
  • Create New...