[Another old guy, but from Massachusetts.]

Welcome to the forum,  Ced.

[Wood jig for drilling something tiny]

Good idea. I've put a few holes in my fingers and had parts go flying, sometimes found, sometimes not. 😂

[Old guy in Georgia]

Welcome aboard, Rick.

[Getting back into model building]

Welcome, Robert. Nice looking stock cars.

[Magnifying Lenses for Myopic Folks]

1 hour ago, tbill said:

Go to Amazon and check out yoctosun, these things are the bomb, 5 lenses and a built in light. Game changer for me, and they are like $20. Comfortable and you can wear glasses while wearing them as well. Lens angle and light angle are adjustable, I love them.

I'll second this recommendation. Additionally, I was pleasantly surprised at how well the light works.

[Frankenvette]

Very creative. I like it.

[Greetings from Trinidad]

Wloomed aboard, Kurt. It's a good place for model builders.

I visited Trinidad in 63, 64 and 65 while in the US Navy. We picked up the admiral and his staff that were stationed there and circled South America. I have many fond memories of visiting there. It's a beautiful place. Love the steel drum bands.

[This Community]

You're right, Charles,  this is a good group.

[Paint booth/exhaust air pressure question]

If the ceiling is 8' tall, you'll be venting 384 cubic feet. My marine engine bay exhaust fan runs at 170 cfm. My math says it'll take 2 minutes and 15 seconds to evacuate that space, theoretically. it's not going to be as simple as that because those fumes will linger and mix with any other open vented air entering the room. I'd connect a paint hood or as some call them a paint booth to the exhaust which will capture more of the fumes. In addition, you must wear a respirator. Those fumes will linger longer than 2 minutes and 15 seconds. I still get a slight whiff of paint odor from my enclosed booth which is 2x3x3 or 18 cubic feet after a few minutes of spraying.

['56 Ford Fairlane......]

We're our own worst critics. I think you did a good job. Love the color. The 56 and 60 are my favorite early Fords.

[Need Computer Help]

Reset to a previous restore point?

[Just a stock Ford . . . . .]

Great work. I always liked the 60 Ford bubble tops. My first car was a 61 Impala, black over red.

[Best Adhesive for Windscreens?]

5 hours ago, Matt Bacon said:

Formula 560 Canopy Glue

+1

[Looking for glass piece. Revell VW T1 Bus]

You can cut one out of clear plastic that is used to wrap a lot of stuff in the stores. Some call it acetate. I save the stuff for occasions like yours.

[Old timer here]

Welcome, Marty!

[New Guy From Michigan]

Welcome aboard, Erich!

[Buying My First Airbrush (or Compressor) Questions.]

I love my Procon PS-290. Trigger action. Spraygunner has it on sale at $40 off retail. If you get it, add the Iwata handle. The pistol grip makes it super easy to use.

[Hello everyone !]

Welcome aboard, Alan.

[Rattle can "glop" leakage]

Well, I wish I'd known this about a month ago. Tossed 2 cans of black cherry pearl. Like the OP, I should have asked here.

[S-600]

Cool looking model.

I knew a guy that used to vintage race an 800 with Vintage Drivers Club of America. It had a roller crankshaft and could rev to 10k or more. It screamed.

[Running out of Future / Pledge Floor Care?]

I just looked and Just Like Glass is available through Hobbylinc.

[Old Model Man]

Welcome, Warren!

Did you ever hear Warren with a warrant? 😁

[My lil girl building her 4th model car.]

It's great to see younger builders taking up the hobby. Great start on a cool model. She resembles my youngest granddaughter.

[AMT 1953 Ford Crestline Sunliner convertible]

Beautifully done.

[Hi sweden here]

Welcome to the forum.