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Based on what I see on my daily commute, I would say that autonomous vehicles are already on par with the average driver.

Very nice. Great stance.

Good stuff. Thanks for making these available.

I have cleaned my Master airbrush in an ultrasonic cleaner. It had dried up Stynylrez primer that I couldn't clean off of the needle and other parts. I used deionized water and after 30 minutes everything was clean.

I'm sorry. I totally missed the foil video.

I ordered mine directly from Green Stuff World. Took less than a month from order placement to get from wherever they are in Europe to the east coast of the U.S. I haven't used it yet so I don't have advice for give.

I vote for the gold wheels

Looking good.

This is a great video testing different products to strip different types/brands of hobby paint. The only commonly used product, that I can think of, that wasn't tested is brake fluid. https://youtu.be/cKYh_fV5lhc

Great color

I would like to know as well.

I was thinking Kenny Powers, but upon closer inspection, I agree with you.

Very nice, Jim.

An LX notch with Draglites is the quintessential Fox body look. I don't know if I would have been able to sell that car.

I would say to go with the bigger printer. I bought a Creality Halot One for my first printer. It has a 6 inch screen. I like it but I can't get very much on the build plate. It's just slightly smaller than the Mars 3. Four months after buying the Halot One I ended up buying a Qidi i-Box Mono with an 8.9 inch screen because I needed more print volume. While it's only 2.9 inches longer diagonally, it offers more than twice the print area. A wash and cure station is convenient, but not a necessity. As far as resin goes, the water washable is good but brittle. It's also a little harder to clean up before curing. I now only use the non water washable, mostly Siraya Tech Fast, and clean with denatured alcohol. Different resins have different strengths of odor. Also, some printers do a better job of filtering the fumes than others. My Qidi does a better job than my Halot One. I said all that just to say I would recommend buying the biggest one that fits your budget. Besides, you will probably end up buying the bigger one anyway if you buy the smaller one first.

This is a quick split that I did on my lunch break

@MrObsessive Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 (I'm not sure about Windows 11) have 3D Builder built in. You can split the body that way. I tried it myself and it works, though I haven't tried to print the split body yet. Here is a quick tutorial

Check out this YouTube channel: Barbatos Rex <--- link If anyone has tried it, it would be him. Lots of great videos on airbrushing different kinds of paint.

I agree with Jim. I would angle it.

Love Group C cars. These look great.

Great job, Steve. Looks fantastic.

I've had no luck thus far with tires and this resin. I had one fail where the tires separated from the supports. I think that was a support and exposure time problem. My fault. Then I had another where nothing adhered to the build plate. For that I think I didn't have my room and resin warm enough. Back to the drawing board.

Tire files are the #1 thing that I have been searching for since I bought my resin printer a few months ago. Unfortunately, it seems like wheel files outnumber tire files about 500-1.

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