Jump to content
Model Cars Magazine Forum

roadhawg

Members
  • Posts

    1,499
  • Joined

  • Last visited

1 Follower

About roadhawg

  • Birthday 03/13/1955

Previous Fields

  • Are You Human?
    Yes
  • Scale I Build
    1;25

Contact Methods

  • Website URL
    http://
  • Yahoo
    roadhawgster

Profile Information

  • Full Name
    Tommy Logan

Recent Profile Visitors

16,182 profile views

roadhawg's Achievements

MCM Ohana

MCM Ohana (6/6)

  1. As an Alps printer guru and leading advisor on the groups.IO page I'm sure you know the beloved Tango Papa decal paper is still available from CMR Products | Trains & Everything Else!
  2. Looking good!!BIG gasser fan here!!!I"m currently working on the Mobius 65 Nova trying to make it more period correct and if if you can get to Ringgold GA, the Southeast Gassers association make their return to rainerd OPtimist dragstrip this upcoming year March 24th. close to 100 Authentic period correct gassers competing heads up first to the finish line wins the way drag racing used to be. they put on an awesome show!!!their motto is "Follow us to 1967!!!"
  3. Beautiful, but I'm partial to this body style....it's my favorite generation of Camaro. I had a white '91. After seeing this, I wish it had been blue lol.
  4. Speedway Decals has them but you'll have to email, they're not listed on the website. speedwaydecals@yahoo.com
  5. If you’re going for accuracy, a bigger problem will be the engine accessories. All ‘78 pace cars were fully loaded, A/C, power steering, etc. The kit provides none of that, just an alternator. I started trying to fix that on mine but got sidetracked, and now it’s on the backburner. I should get it back out…….
  6. I don't have a printer myself, but I have a friend that does. I'll go back on Cults and maybe look a little harder. Thank you!
  7. Like the title says, a lot of kits don't include horns, and on some cars it's very visible.......for instance, a '70 Road Runner (or Superbird) isn't really complete without that purple horn. Resin or 3D, or a printable file would be ok too. Thanks!
  8. Sir, if you will PM me your address, I'll get that out to you.....although be aware it might be a week or so. I have the '77 that I'm converting to a '73, so I won't need the bumper.
  9. Most Lowes home improvement stores carry it, I’ve been using it for awhile now. Great stuff!
  10. Looks good. Baldwin Motion actually made 454 powered Vegas.
  11. One of my favorite kits and looking great so far. The interior is very nice! One thing, though.......the rear panel appears to be flush with the body when it should be inset a bit. Compare the picture of yours to the picture of the real one. It's an easy fix, IF you haven't painted it already.
  12. roadhawg

    48 Ford

    Lee that is outstanding, one of my favorites from you. It just has the right look. Nicely done!
  13. This is my first build of the Salvinos JR/Wes's Model Car Corner Modified kit. I'm a bit of a fan of North Carolina's Bowman Gray Stadium, and Jonathan Brown is one of the most popular drivers there, so I chose his red and white car to build first. While the kit itself requires some patience and test fitting, the biggest two things that concerned me were the engine and the tires. The engine is not really anything real.....the block, heads, valve covers, and headers are small block Chevy, but the timing cover, water pump, and intake runner spacing are more Ford-ish. To further confuse things, the instructions have you mount the distributor either in the front or the rear, depending on which hood option you choose. I plan on leaving hoods on these models, so it really doesn't matter to me, but if you plan on some super detailing, you have some research to do.... Now the tires. The kit tires just looked too big to me, so to settle this for good I got out my calipers and started measuring. The real Hoosier 1320s these cars run on are 26" in diameter, and the kit tires scale out to 28", so my eyes didn't lie. The asphalt modified tires made by Plastic Performance Products scale out to a perfect 26" so I went with those. They're still about 2 scale inches too wide (4 scale inches for Bowman Gray Cars), but I'll live with that. Anyway, enough rambling. Here's the model. All kit parts except the tires and the decals (Jonathan Brown set from Speedway Decals). I made a few mistakes, but I think my next one will build up easier. Thanks for looking!
×
×
  • Create New...