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Lindberg's '53 Ford - following the instructions
customline replied to customline's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Yeah, I knew that. π₯΄. Glad I didn't glue them in (can't complain about the fit π.) I've got a lot of stuff like that I need to do. Thanks for the reminder, Russ. -
Chopped, Sectioned and Bobbedβ¦β¦.β63 Corvette.
customline replied to NOBLNG's topic in WIP: Model Cars
I've made ladder bars from those. It could work! -
Lindberg's '53 Ford - following the instructions
customline replied to customline's topic in WIP: Model Cars
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Chopped, Sectioned and Bobbedβ¦β¦.β63 Corvette.
customline replied to NOBLNG's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Well I'm late to the party again. Wow, Greg, this looks like major fun. Crazy body work. What are you thinking for a chassis ? -
Lindberg's '53 Ford - following the instructions
customline replied to customline's topic in WIP: Model Cars
I don't know if it will help to keep it there but yes, a satin clear. Once it's inside the body, it should be safe from harm. Maybe it all peels off in a few days and I throw it against the wall. I dunno, Len. I took a chance. If I have to strip it, it probably won't take much. π₯΄ -
Lindberg's '53 Ford - following the instructions
customline replied to customline's topic in WIP: Model Cars
That grayish blue is not the best color for this car but it's a personal favorite of mine. But I did get a bottle of "Coral Mist" to paint another one of these. It's very light. -
Polycarbonate paint question
customline replied to customline's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
FYI: today I answered my own question. I sprayed it on Tamiya fine white primer. Everything seemed fine. Later, while peeling masking tape the poly paint lifted off the primer in a sheet. Basically, what I have now is pressure-sensitive non-adhesive film on my seats. Just my personal experience. -
Lindberg's '53 Ford - following the instructions
customline replied to customline's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Interior has progressed a bit today. I had to check out the new paint π€. I thought I would see what the Tamiya white pearl looked like (the Poly version) so I put it on the white areas of the seats and door panels. Later, I masked it out and shot the blue. BE ADVISED ! The Poly paint does not stick well to Tamiya fine white primer. It will peel off in sheets. After discovering this, I downshifted to second and started removing the masking tape vehhhhhhhry carefully π¬. Thanks for checking in π The blue is MCW lacquer in the factory correct "Glacier Blue". The roof got painted too. MCW lacquer, Ford's "Corinthian White", a close facsimile. -
I'm sorta familiar with that situation π I like the way you reconfigured the roof, Jay. You were wise to keep the chop mild. The proportions look right.
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Really like the sun visor idea, Dennis. I'm definitely doing that! The radiator thing is pretty weird but not for AMT π€£. Nice save on that one. ππ»
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Oh my, how did I miss this? I'm envious, Rooster. Very, very cool ππ»
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Well thanks! You must have been terribly bored to drag this one up but I do appreciate it!
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Thanks, Jay. Have you got a thread going on yours?
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WOW, MAN! Wicked nice !! Is that the Merc roof? Oh hey, got any more like that? I recall a while back Ollie's had those '49 Mercury Police snap kits cheap. π imagine.....an endless supply of 'niner rooooΓ²ves!
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Yeah, it needs something. It was an experiment, David, and I'm still playing with some ideas on how to improve the balance. The car may get some white pinstriping if I can find something appropriate in my decal stash. Flames are always welcome. I'll see what I can find. Still much to do yet on this one. Thanks for sharing the Joker with us π.
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Ahhh...thanks.
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I'll say it. CHINA. There now, Bill. π€ Nice muffs, Topher! Whats the source?
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Lindberg's '53 Ford - following the instructions
customline replied to customline's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Thanks, Ken. I shall try but it's all up-hill these days. π£ -
Yeah, thanks Carl. I thought so too. I think it would have worked better as a metallic or a pearl, though. I think maybe this color would look better as a monochrome treatment on an '90s era car. Right next to "Pepto Bismol Pink."
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Sharp guage panel, Dennis. Now you need to install a delete panel on the Merc dash. π€
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I dunno, Len. I think I've got at least one good suede paint job in me. maybe a '41......uh.....mmmmm.........naaah. π
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That's a fact. π
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Ooooooo.....no, Len. Wifey has no sense of humor. π€
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That's exactly what I was thinking, AL. π