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Everything posted by Jim B
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Really well done.
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Great job on your Roadster. Well done.
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I've toyed around with picking one of these up, but the lack of Caterpillar logos really annoys me. I'll be watching this build with interest.
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Nice save. Well done.
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Nice Road Runner.
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That looks great. Very well done. Really like those 1950s cars: big fins & lots of chrome.
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Very well done. Personally, I have a heck of a time painting yellow.
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Nice Charger. Well done.
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Really nice Mustang.
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Great looking muscle cars.
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Revell 2014 Ford SVT Raptor F150
Jim B replied to JTalmage's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Great looking Raptor. Well done. -
Very nice!
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Ferrari 512 TR (Testarossa) in "blu sera / rosso" (Fujimi)
Jim B replied to Tommy124's topic in Model Cars
Very nice. It's refreshing to see a Ferrari in a color other than Ferrari red or black. -
Nice Corvette. Well done.
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Looks good, Comrade.
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CF White-Freightliner SD with doubles
Jim B replied to 1959scudetto's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
That's really well done. I'm sure it takes up some shelf space! -
Spiffy
Jim B replied to Terry Jessee's topic in All The Rest: Motorcycles, Aviation, Military, Sci-Fi, Figures
That's awesome. Loved Calvin & Hobbes. -
B-52 BUFF
Jim B replied to Kit Basher's topic in All The Rest: Motorcycles, Aviation, Military, Sci-Fi, Figures
I hear you there! I have a 1/144 Lockheed L-1011 & a 1/144 Boeing 737. No idea where I'm going to put the 737. 1/144 fighters don't take up all that much room, though. -
B-52 BUFF
Jim B replied to Kit Basher's topic in All The Rest: Motorcycles, Aviation, Military, Sci-Fi, Figures
Really nice job on the B-52. It really is an iconic bomber. I like building planes, too, but big bombers & airliners take up so much room! -
Great looking Mustang. Well done.
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Great looking Mustang. Very well done.
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Great looking Corvette! Well done.
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I've had good luck with Scalehobbyist
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Kenworth T800 Conversion
Jim B replied to Saltie Olds's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
The Revell W900 is a 1972-1982, but it does have the 8-bag suspension. The AMT T600 is a 1990-94 cab/hood/sleeper with a 1970s frame, suspension, engine, & interior. It needs a lot of work to make it correct. Essentially what AMT did was took a T600 cab/hood/sleeper and stuck it on their W923 frame. These might help: CM17 Jan 1993 - Updating AMT's Kenworth T600; the rear suspension. album | Dutch Model Truck Club | Fotki.com, photo and video sharing made easy. CM18 Mar 1993, Updating AMT's KW T600; steering syst & front susp. album | Dutch Model Truck Club | Fotki.com, photo and video sharing made easy. CM19 May 1993, Updating AMT's KW T600; correcting the hood. album | Dutch Model Truck Club | Fotki.com, photo and video sharing made easy. CM20 July 1993, Updating AMT's KW T600; the air-intake system. album | Dutch Model Truck Club | Fotki.com, photo and video sharing made easy. CM21 Sept 1993, Converting AMT's Cummins NTA 370 into a N14. album | Dutch Model Truck Club | Fotki.com, photo and video sharing made easy. CM23 Jan 1994, Updating AMT's KW T600; installing the Cummins N14 album | Dutch Model Truck Club | Fotki.com, photo and video sharing made easy. I've never built the Revell T600, but I understand it's a 1986-89 T600A. Perhaps some other builders can chime in on how accurate it is. It has to be better than the AMT T600. Good luck with your project.