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What pleased me today was the fantastic work Dave Ambrose and the rest of the crew who work to keep this forum running smoothly. I thank you all.
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I mowed my lawn, took the pupper for a walk, and took my daughter to two car shows. Edmonton Vintage VW Association had their yearly show, and a local performance shop had their show n shine.
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Custom C7/C3 Stingray - What the C7 should have looked like
tkzwolf replied to RestoModGuy's topic in Under Glass
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thanks everyone for the feedback, my system is to build more than 2-3 at a time and I work later at night when everyone is a sleep then there is no interruptions
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Custom C7/C3 Stingray - What the C7 should have looked like
kymdlr replied to RestoModGuy's topic in Under Glass
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Sorry to hear there were problems Dave. Hoping the next attempt is successful. Thank you for your time.
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It's immune to outside problems, but they can have their own, especially in their reception from the satellites or wherever they get their signal from. Seen it many times. Yes, contact the cable company.
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77 Ford Courier
shoopdog replied to Scott Vinton's topic in Under Glass: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Very cool lil truck and color, and that flower is pretty interesting too. -
Rubbing compound won't take the superglue smears off. I'd recommend using 600 or 800 Wetordry sandpaper, WET, and WITH A SANDING BLOCK, and as soon as you get it off, you can stop and buff out the paint with the rubbing compound. The paint on these diecasts is tough and pretty thick, so it shouldn't be a problem if you're careful.
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Incredibly cool!! Love the concept, fabrication, opening doors, and detailing. Very creative. A question for you--how do the door props function? Do they actually collapse as the doors close, or do they unhook and fold away? The reason I ask is I have a gullwing-door '63 Corvette project that needs exactly the same kind of door prop, and I've run into a bit of a snag trying to make it functional enough to hold the weight of the door without seeming too obtrusive when the door is open.
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Some cool models indeed. I love those old Cobras.
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Revell 1980 Bronco Parts Wanted
Sam I Am posted a topic in Truck Kits or Parts to Trade, or Wanted / Requests
I am looking for a complete body, top, hood, grille, glass, and bumpers. Lots to trade, Thanks! -
and lousy benefits
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What diecast did you get today?
cobraman replied to Gramps46's topic in Diecast and Resincast Models
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I would call the cable company and explain the problem.
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I'm trying to fix the hood to match the front fenders on the '69 Charger 500. I've posted again on my WIP thread. When I have updated the hood to my liking, I'll post a final picture on this thread.
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That's sounds like a safe and good investment. My wife keeps telling me we should get those also. Hmmm???
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Despite the areas that you mentioned,the car is a clean and shiny build.
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thanks
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thank you
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He has cable, which I assumed was more or less immune to outside interference.
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Anyone convert a Revell W900 Aerodyne to a day cab?
Jim B replied to Oldmopars's topic in The Truck Stop
Well, yes & no. The Revell of Germany is a 1973-82 W900 while the AMT is a 1968-72 W900. There are differences in the cabs. I'm pretty sure Gary Wallace makes a daycab rear panel for the Revell of Germany W900. You might even be able to use his panel for the Revell USA W900 Aerodyne. -
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They all look very nice. Man doing a half a dozen builds every month doesn't leave much time for anything else does it ?
