64SS350
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Household Products To Stain Wood?
64SS350 replied to CabDriver's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
If you pour some vinegar over some steel wool, let sit for at least a day, use use treated vinegar to stain wood. Test first if you like color, all wood species will accept it differently. -
I use an old detail swab tube, or could use anything similar (tube) and have a small bit of blue tack(sticky tack for posters and such) on the end. Use this for lots of small parts. You may need something handy to hold in place ( pick or scribe) to help release from blue tack, depends on how hard you press and adhersion of " glueing agent"
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I have what you need.
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RMR, check his website. Group shots...
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I believe they can be had either way, made to fit chassis of the Little Red Wagon kits.
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He makes this window version, a solid panel side, three and five window pu versions. He's got a lot of cool stuff coming up.
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I think I’m done with Duplicolor
64SS350 replied to Brutalform's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Could be the mixed use of Duplicolor and Tamiya primers. I've had mixed results when I have used the different brands together. I also started using Dupl. primer sealer over the primer sometimes. -
Our club went on a field trip to my friend's shop at RMR yesterday. Resisted and only brought this much home. Chevy van rebuilder, Ford Econoline window Van, 64 Comet Prostreet and Promod, bumpers for 60 Ford PU promo. That's a lot of Ford stuff for a Chevy guy!
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Robert Burns is a member on here. They are 1/24-1/25
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Filled in more of original fire/fender wall area. Made roll bars and after using an old can of Metalizer, it litteraly broke one in half after sitting for only a minute.
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Thanks!
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That's partly what got me also.
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Mail lady brought this today on my birthday!
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Working on a couple of things at once, but more progress on the Stude. Working on original cut out firewall, four seats, and opened the grill.
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Couple projects going on!