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#1 ismaelg

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Posted 16 November 2006 - 12:40 PM

Hello,

I've always heard good things about Time Machine resins. Jeff is a nice guy. I just got the parts and they are absolutely beautiful. I got a few hoods ('64 Vette, '67 small block Vette, '68 small block Vette among others) and several wheels ('64, '65, '66, '70 Vette hubcaps, '57 and '59 dog dishes) The casting is superb in white resin. No flash and cleanup if any, would be minimal. They look like styrene parts to the untrained eye. Very nice parts! I'm very happy!
Here is their link:

http://www.timemachi....bravehost.com/

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#2 Steve Milberry

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Posted 16 November 2006 - 04:06 PM

Gee Izzy, I'm surprised you'd buy '64 and '65 'Vette wheel covers when you have a mold to cast you'r own. ,,,Never did pick up any more resin ,eh? :lol:

#3 mikemodeler

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Posted 19 November 2006 - 06:13 AM

Nice looking stuff and very reasonably priced. I noticed you mentioned that the product was cleanly cast and that helps in making a buying decision.
One question- How was the ordering process? So many times we see nice resin stuff but it takes forever to get it and I would like to know up front if it will take awhile to get it. I don't mind waiting and can build that into a project if I have an idea of how long it will be.

Thanks, I saw some items that I just might have to ask Santa for !


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