envious8420

Southern Illinois here, Carbondale area.

Coffee thru the nose. thank you. that made my day.

Bu By you?

but what if its one of those colors you rarely use and it gets thick?

hobby lobby sells boxes of 1000 Popsicle sticks for less than 4 bux, but if you look around the same area/isle i found and prefer the wooden coffee stir sticks. they are longer and skinnier. perfect for testors bottles and resin mixing. what do you like to use?

you'll do just fine. take your time and keep a supply of new #11s handy.

sleep, tv and drugs.

I use a thinned down white enamel with a slight tint of yellow over a dark primer. you could even use a blue under the thinned white to simulate the fluid at whatever level.

Exactly. Build for you, not us. We love to see them, but they are sitting on your shelf.

Thanks guys! Think they will get mad if I send the oxygen tank back with a flame job?

after a 62 day hospital stay with pneumonia, Im finally back home. i really missed this place and modeling.

LMAO Thats too funny. Glad I have a dog.

I built this from styrene stock of different sizes/shapes and a spring from a pen.

Thats awesome Danny! Ive been working on flex plates and torque converters for the same reason.

Thanks for all the great replies guys! 1 JPR The bumpers are scratch built, the rollers for the winch too. 2 Ken 5 different shades of acrylic brown and baking soda. First I shot a couple of light coats of the darkest brown and let them dry, next I shot a very wet coat of the same color and took the soda and threw it down the sides of the truck. Let it dry, then another light coat to "color" the soda. I did this a few times, using the different shades. For the tires I did the same sans the soda, then sanded the treads clean. then some aluminum metalizer on the brake rotors. B)

there is always a way. you just have to want it bad enough.

Rear from the 78 bronco, cab from a 96 F150, Frame and axles from the USA1 Monster truck and wheels and tires from soreal concepts.

I did the hood myself, the motor is a bbc w/twin carbs

I love these kits, this is one i did awhile back.

thats great! looks convincing.

Beautiful! This is one of my all time kits to build. heres 2 that i did awhile back.

:rolleyes:

Shucky makes the best in resin, IMHO. you can pm him on the board from the members list

Defiantly a great kit to do well on. You can do it Donald, or do you prefer Don?

True Art Virgil.