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That is one gorgeous ride. Very well done!
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NASCAR -- this floored me
hellonwheelz3 replied to B_A_R's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
My LHS has the Petty car in stock and it's been there forever. Other than that I hav seen a NASCAR kit in stores in years. -
R.I.P Ford V8
hellonwheelz3 replied to mnwildpunk's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
My condolences to the muscle car. Electric cars scare me. -
That's gorgeous. Very nice job.
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Gotta appreciate the Earnhardt pieces. Great work!
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Show me your cars with wings
hellonwheelz3 replied to Greg Myers's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I believe the word we are looking for is DOWNFORCE lol. Those are great. -
That's...original. Nice job though.
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What did you see on the road today?
hellonwheelz3 replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I saw a Prius on the road with what I thought was a winch! You can imagine the thoughts I had. It turns the Prius was a tow car for a motorhome. -
Modeling disaster stories?
hellonwheelz3 replied to JPS_Lotus's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Several years back when I was married, my EX's nephew decided that after I was done building a P51 mustang, he decided that he wanted to know if it could actually fly. Did I mention this was my EX's nephew. Oh how mad I was. -
Gluing transparent parts
hellonwheelz3 replied to Dinky's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
+1 on the Elmer's white glue. It dries clear and you can clean off excess easily. It's also fun to pickoff your fingers . The kid in me shines through. -
I love the flat/matte black on green. Beautiful.
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I've looked everywhere and have not been able to find appropriate humidity levels for painting and priming a model. I know a ton of sanding and body prep needs done before anything is sprayed but I haven't found anything to do with appropriate levels. I live in central Oregon and have been having between 40-60% during the day. I only use rattle cans for both. Would this work if there is no wind? Any and all help is appreciated.