Joe Lange
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- Birthday 07/24/1956
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1960's Corvair Bertone Concept by Air-Trax
Joe Lange replied to Joe Lange's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Ralph who? Thank for the comment on the paint. I have become a big fan of Tamiya spray paint. Looking forward to 'clearing' it. -
1960's Corvair Bertone Concept by Air-Trax
Joe Lange replied to Joe Lange's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Thanks Carl, It's really one in the same engine. I took a photo of it from both sides and with and without the air cleaners. I am holding off on attaching the cleaners permanently until the engine is in the car. Not sure if the engine will fit through the bottom of the body with the filters attached! -
Greetings All, Starting to spend more evenings at my model workbench now that my VW 1/1 scale project is completed. 500 miles and no issues! Good to have my old friend back on the road. Purchased 2 resin pieces from Air-Trax last year and I am starting the 'Bertone' Corvair concept car. I am a bit of a Corvair fan and have amassed a few books and magazines on them but, nowhere have I found this particular Bertone concept. That includes an internet search. No matter though, I still like the styling. I am using an AMT '69 Corvair kit for parts. The 'kit' from Air-Trax is the body, decklid, taillights, front turn signals, and bumpers, (not chromed). After cleaning up a few small casting imperfections, sizing up the interior tub, cut out headlight lenses and the window 'glass', I gave it a primer coat and used Tamiya 'Metallic Green'. Going to use some BMF and then give it a coat with Tamiya clear. The engine is from the AMT kit with carb setup from '3dscaleparts', (Ebay), and air cleaners from 'Scale Production', (Internet). More photos to follow.......Thanks for looking!
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Greetings All, It has been a long summer. Visiting aging parents in Florida and aging in-laws in Arizona have taken its toll. (All are in Memory Care.) As most of you know, it is a sad reminder that time is nobody's friend. My one bright spot this summer is that I have finally completed my 'biggest model car project' ever. (My wife's words, not mine.) I've had this '73 beetle since 1985 and used it as a daily driver for many years. 15 years in Florida and about 6 here in Alabama. Took it partially apart to do some 'minor work' and wound up taking it totally apart because I wanted to build it back 'My Way'. Work, family life, and everything else got in the way, so........there it sat, in a 'million pieces'. After 15 years of on and off work it's finally done! Oh-yea...........it WILL be my daily ride again. However, since I'm retired now, I don't have that much 'daily driving' anymore!
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Very sharp Corvair, Steve!
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Really nice stock build. Great color and finish!
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AMT 69 Chevy Corvair Monza Rally
Joe Lange replied to Yeah Nah's topic in Other Racing: Road Racing, Salt Flat Racers
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Greetings All, After a brief pause to visit family in Florida, I thought posting one of my older 'works' would be interesting. This is at least 27 years old. I built this from an old Pyro kit for a VW model contest that was part of a big Volkswagen car show held in central Florida. The show has been going on for about 35 years. I believe they only had the 'VW model contest' for one year and it was stopped. I anticipated a lot of really good, well detailed entries, so I wanted to do something really unique. I've always been a fan of 'cut-away' display cars, so I gave it a shot. Of course, my detailing skills have gotten a little better over time and if I remember correctly,....I didn't give myself a lot of time before I decided to enter the contest. I did a VW bus a few years later that came out slightly better. That one never went into a contest. Hope you enjoy the photos!
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Really nice job LM! The chrome trim, and all the lettering and emblems are sharp. Under hood details are super!
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Kurt, What's the name of his website?
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Thank you fellows for the comments!
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Thank you guys for the comments!
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Terry, you may like 'Speedway Decals'. It's under the Fotki website. Check under the 'Misc. Decals'. 'It has the Caution-Fan decal too! I use their decals all the time.