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  2. Lets hope they stay on the rails as well A customer, anticipating his new '15 F150 in late 2014 had to wait a little longer... due to a wreck in Saskatchewn Local wreckers won their bids for some of the carnage.
  3. Wouldn't it be cool if somebody came up with a colored, translucent self-adhesive film you could cut to size and shape like BMF and just apply it to your glass? It seems to me that it's out there somewhere. 🤓
  4. Khils

    MPC. Tires

    Good call!! If I had extras I'd hook ya up... I got just enough to refurbish original series glue bombs w/ reissued releases.
  5. This isn't anything I'd personally ever build but I can't stop checking in every day to see how it's coming along Thank you for sharing the build with us it's coming along beautifully !!! can't wait to see it finished !
  6. Leo64

    Decal sheet

    I have plans to get that kit soon, not sure if it will be the Revell or Atlantis version, for a project I'm doing and won't be using the decal sheet. If you haven't found one by then I'd be happy to send you the decal sheet. I'll let you know when I get the kit. Steve A.
  7. He calls a spade a spade....😏....effectively making him....wait for it......🥴......
  8. Al...both very sharp, and thx for posting. I particularly like the stance and wheel/tore combo of the first one....best....TB
  9. Hi Craig...thx for the comments. Without going back and checking original build notes, in both cases I think those cross-rams were the optional engine parts from the AMT 1966 Mustang Hardtop annual kit reissues c.1970ish and beyond....TIM
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  11. Nice Larry. Clear coated plastic body looks as good as any paintjob.
  12. Wow! Brilliant job Ken with some amazing detail work..
  13. I'm looking to do up a decal sheet of a 60s drag racing car, and in my reference pics I found a decal that I haven't been able to identify yet. I found one that looks like it on one of the Slixx decal sheet, but all the pics of that sheet I found online are to blurry to make out, and don't really want to buy the sheet at $13.00 just to see what it is. Was hoping someone here might have an idea what it is. Attached is a pic of the Slixx sheet with the decal in question circled. Thanks for any help. Steve A.
  14. Bill, I let it dry for a week and then put one coat of Future on it. Had a time finding the Future too, A fellow builder in my club who builds planes had a little of the original left. I tried a second coat on a different part and it did fog up I think I didn't let it dry long enough though. Still experimenting.
  15. Yucky paint jobs with bug tracks, pine cone bits, and dirt all over them seem to be pretty much the norm on a lotta "pro built" models up for auction.
  16. Thanks. Most helpful. Do you have a photo of the results? Thank you too. Good to know from somebody's personal experience. That grill shell looks good. I'd be happy with it.
  17. I haven't started it yet, but I bought the Beemax/Platz/NuNu Porsche kit and it is a really nicely detailed kit. I know of a few builds and review of the kit on Youtube, here is a link to one of them. Steve A.
  18. I've also had some luck coating the Revell spray with a coat of Future. It's thin but seems to be doing the trick with the grille shell for my '32 Chevy. I've been handling it normally so far during the building process, test fitting, doing mockups and such and it looks pretty well the same as when I started
  19. Yea I’ve done that also. Would just like to have some of the originals
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