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What did you see on the road today?
Safire6 replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
NIce! A friend had a blue 68 'Cuda. Cool car! -
What did you see on the road today?
Safire6 replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Looks like it might be difficult to change a tire on that! -
What did you see on the road today?
Safire6 replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Saw this nice ‘55 or ‘56 (?) Ford Fairlane in a parking lot near home yesterday. -
Rough Terrain Freightliner
Safire6 replied to BIGTRUCK's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Very cool! I like how you made the connection between the front and rear units extendable/retractable to accommodate different length logs. Very creative! -
Like the others have said, the paint finish is excellent and overall a beautiful build!
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I just finished this up yesterday. Like others have said, this is a finicky and delicate kit. I thought it was a fun build. Like 69 H.O. Firebird, I increased the length of the front seat post so the seat is at a more horizontal orientation. I also replaced the black "cables" that came with the kit with white 29 gauge silicone coated wire. 69 H.O. Firebird gave me the idea to use a pin vice to drill out the handbrake levers to attach the cables. I used .005" thick aluminum tape and cut it into 1/16" strips to make the clips holding the cables to the frame. I googled the internet to find different seat options and found a pic of one I liked and I used Molotow to make the silver stripes on it. I didn't cement the kickstand to the frame so it can be placed in the parked position or retracted. The decal on the chain guard split into 3 pieces while applying it, so part of the N is missing in ORANGE. Comments welcome! actual seat from internet: I'm thinking of someday doing a diorama depicting this advertisement (but without the kid on the bike!)...
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Very cool, great job!
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I agree 100% !
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Great video Raul! Looks like it would be more work to do than actually building the model! I wish I could get my Lego people to build some of my models!
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Kustom Krate.
Safire6 replied to samdiego's topic in All The Rest: Motorcycles, Aviation, Military, Sci-Fi, Figures
Very cool Samdiego! I’m currently building the orange krate but doing it mostly box stock. I was thinking of building it with an extended fork like yours but didn’t see a way to do it with the limited skills I have. Great job!! -
Nice rendition of this! https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1964-CHEVROLET-NOVA-CUSTOM-GASSER-200755
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Nice diorama and beautiful GT40! Yui fits perfectly on it's fender! Would like to see more of your figure collection.
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Thanks everyone! Steve
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The color looks great on this and the stance is perfect. And I love how well those rear tires fit so perfectly under the fenders! Great job!
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Thanks Craig! Thanks David!
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Thanks Mario! Thanks Peter!
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Thanks Lazlow! I didn't like the looks of the scoop in the kit so decided to delete it. But I wish I could have gotten the dual quads and filters centered better in the hood opening.