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Art Laski

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  • Birthday September 30

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  1. Love to see you back at it, my friend! Every update is always a lesson in old-fashioned, top-tier model-making. Such good stuff...
  2. Glad to see you back at it, Tim. Hope all is well. Art
  3. Such a killer build, my friend. I'm glad I got to see it at the Roadster Show. You dad is going to love it, for sure!
  4. Cool subject, Mike! Right up my alley.. you're doing a great job on it! Art
  5. Awesome start, Paul! I like what you did with the gauges .
  6. I started my own 3D design journey by designing the air cleaner myself. I made copies of each to use for mock up so I could finish the hood before painting. I’ll need to print a new filter later that’s just a little shorter.
  7. Next step was to turn the Toyota engine into something that resembles the Ford engine this car had. I had my good friend Dutch @dog3models draw up and print a new valve cover for me. He also drew up a front cover gear drive and water pump, that I printed myself. I decided to go old school on the injectors, and scratch built them. I made one intake tube from styrene, then molded four good ones. Then I finished making the whole injector body, then cast a few of those. I also made some mods to the block mand cast a few of those instead of modifying both blocks.
  8. Thanks for looking, Phil! I generally don’t like parting with my builds, but sometimes it’s worth it. So true, Bill! Thanks, Ian!
  9. Yes, I’ve seen it! It’s really cool. I just might build one someday.
  10. I replaced all the original panels with Styrene, Not only were the original panels too thick, but they were different than what's on the car in a lot of ways. I also made new nerf bars and bumpers out of brass. This required that making spuds on the chassis for them to mount to as well, as the Die Cast did not do that. This one has the decal proof on it.
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