purplehornies

+1 on MightyMouse. Dealt with him many times and have been very happy.

For scripts and other small details go to the Auto Parts store and pick up a tube of Red Silicone gasket sealer. You can put about a quarter size blob on the detail you want to copy. After letting it dry for a couple of days peel it off slowly. Hopefuly you have a nice negative of what you want. Then spray some silicone lube on the mold and let dry. This acts like mold release. Then mix up some clear 2-part epoxy and flow it into your mold. Make sure there are no air bubbles. Let harden. Then sand the back side untill you get very close to what you want to keep. Foil or paint and attach to your model with super-glue or clear Elmers. Plastic gule will not work. F.W.I.W...

Thank you both!! That is exactly what I was looking for.

Can anybody tell me what year Revell/Monogram's 1929 FORD pick up was first issued? Thanks in advance!!!

+1 on PSF Hobbies. Great stuff and FAST delivery.

Scott Hards of Hobby Link Japan had this on his TWITTER... Hasegawa announces 1/72 F-35 Lightning II and 1/20 Lotus 79 for 2010 release. — Scott T. Hards (@hljboss) November 8, 2009

SWEET!!!!

Here is an Idea.

Where can I buy these. My LHS doesn't cary them

You could get a piece of brass or aluminum tubing close to the required size. Sharpen it to resemble a hole punch and cut them from Bare Metal Foil. leave the backing on them and white glue them in place.

Me Too !!! and they are all worse than the default.

Nice!! Looks ready for a hard launch.

Will Stephney Gate become Schumacher Gate in 11 months?

COOL!!

I just bought some of his NEW parts about 3 weeks ago. He has several HEMI valve covers for the NEW 32 5 Window from Revell. Also he has 3 or 4 new intake set ups for the same engine including a 6 deuce set up. ALL are SUPERB !!!