Bennyg
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15 hours ago, 64Comet404 said:
I'll buy one to go along with my other tractors. It must be a bit of ancestry in me, because the majority of my family hasn't lived on a farm for over 80 years. Just something about them...
My grandparents had a cattle property (ranch?). I’ve got a few tractors in my collection too.
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21 minutes ago, stitchdup said:
looking forward to this, looks like its going to be double the price of the old one though
It’ll be over double the size though.
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Hi fellas, looks like Revell is releasing a new tractor. No testshot, but info above the built tractor. Cheers.
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I reckon the safari rally version will eventually come out too. I better finish my first one. 😂
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Hi fellas! Looks like Tamiya has got another 240Z in the pipeline.
Cheers,
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That’s awesome! Cheers for sharing. Have you considered selling the cabs and rear ends? They’re awesome.
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I’m curious on how you’re going to do the windows? Your work is ace and cheers for the tip on the lights.
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Wow!! That’s awesome! Did you base the Mack rear end off the Revell/Monogram R Series?
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Very nice!
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Very nice!
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Hopefully someone dies window masks for the C8 Corvette, or they (the dark areas of the window) come pre-painted. Cheers
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Very nice! I would love to get one.
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2 hours ago, beeRS said:
Wow - looking forward to watching this one Ben. I just received my kit a couple of days ago and my first impressions are very good! Tamiya just keep getting better. I think this is the first time I've seen injection moulded suspension springs.
This will look amazing in silver or orange. If you do go silver, the Tamiya Mica silver has a great finish. I bet a PE detail kit will be out soon, but I can't see where you could improve upon the kit.
The springs are ridiculously good! I think wiring the engine and photoetch seat belts would be as much as you’d need to add. As I don’t have an airbrush going at the moment, I’m swaying towards mica silver as it will lay on easier than the orange. The doors are a problem paint wise. For the model to look good, there’s a seam line that needs filling as the doors are constructed in 2 pieces. But this creates a painting nightmare. Nothing is perfect, but this kit is mighty close! Cheers.
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Hi fellas. I’ve started the Tamiya 1/24 GMA T.50. First impressions are it’s a fantastic kit. I’ve been planning how to go about it for a while. The parts fit is excellent. Trying to figure out a colour. Mica Silver like the box art or Pure Orange? The silver might be easier to paint with a rattle can. I plan to paint it using a combination of rattle cans and enamel brush paint for the small detail work. Cheers.
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Far out! Next level! Best project on here. Love checking in on it.
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Mine is on the way.
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My current favourite project.
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What colour did you use? Cheers.
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As mentioned already, the future of big rig models is looking like the cottage industry will be it. Mind you, that cottage industry is producing more accurate trucks and better fitting parts. There is a price premium, but you’re getting what you pay.
I love the kits that Moebius produced. They’re so good. I’m surprised to hear the sales weren’t as good as expected. I know in Australia, the LoneStar was used as a base kit for the Auslowe Kenworth T904.
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This is just awesome. I would love to try your methods with a 1/32 Mack SuperLiner. So good seeing the detail work.
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1/32 Ford LTL9000
in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
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Very nice! I’m very interested to see what you do with this.
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