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I use my airbrush booth as an extraction fan. They also have tents for printers that you can keep them contained in with a exhaust hose to the tent.

The exact size isn't an issue, I do a lot of fine tuning on the sizing and %, it's the angles I was worried about. I don't know how to use the other software to change the actual files.

Does anyone know with certainty if the 2 kits have the same proportions? I want to download a bunch of 1/12 scale files and scale them down to 1/25, but I wasn't sure if the hood and other tight fitting pieces would have the proper proportions.

He's been reliable for so long, I have been buying from him for close to 15 years, so something like this in recent months has to be something personal related. I hope he's able to do what he needs to get better. Sometimes people get in a slump and it's hard to keep going. Communication is key, but sometimes it's just hard to get up and put your pants on. hope everything gets resolved

This one is finally done, except the fuel filler cap and neck, which I will do shortly. This is the Revell 37 Ford kit with the fenders hacked off. Tried to do some fancy shots, hope they look good. Lots of cutting an sanding a fitting. I 3D printed everything myself on my Saturn 4 Ultra. I printed the engine in 1/24 and it was too big to fit in between the frame rails. I printed again in 1/25, which is 4% less and it fit, so there is a small difference between the 2. Flathead and battery is from Motabas Yen Wheels from Pixel 3D Tires from Mean Machine Oil filter is 3D printed but I forget who from. I can look if anyone wants.

I'm a little less than a year in. I went with the Saturn 4 Ultra due to the auto levelling and it has been really great. There is a learning curve with dialing it in, but it wasn't bad. I almost got the Mars, but I am glad I went with the bigger one. A detailed engine kit can take up most of the build plate. A prostreet rear section with wheels and tires and suspension will fill the build plate, so definitely go with the bigger one.

This is awesome. I've recently starting planning for a Pro Street 1/12 57 Chevy build. I can't wait to see the progress on this

Thank you, I appreciate it.

Never done a military model, but I do pay attention to those guys and started using the techniques and stuff.

Slightly more progress, on the home stretch 3D printed battery with fittings. 3D printed fuel filter with some .5mm brass nuts and Model Factory Hiro tubing for fuel lines. Used some silicone tube for the radiator hoses and some photoetched hose clamps. Got the headlights mounted, which I had to steal the mounts from my '32 Coupe kit. Getting close to being done. Have to figure out the fuel filler neck and cap, attach the wiring and the fuel lines to the carbs, then I think it's just door handles and the mirror.

These were just released today. Scale to whatever size you need https://cults3d.com/en/design-collections/Scale_Auto_Model_Works/buick-nailhead

I think if you email Texas 3D Customs, he will print it in that size for you https://tx3dcustoms.com/products/6-stromberg-nailhead?srsltid=AfmBOorX9wRaYIqFMYDlv8iaQ-qwxYyT_cs4LsaMtvVKkzb8xBQSD0XW

I know this doesn't help, but there is hope out there, maybe Iceman or one of the 3D parts guys will have or can print this https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/mclaren-m8f-chevy-engine

Some masking tapes do have acidic adhesive.

I have some engines from the Tony Foti Camaro, Bob Glidden and some other kits I won't be using. There are a few small items missing, but mostly complete, plus some extras *One blower has been drilled out for micro fasteners and copper fuel lines, one blower is untouched. *One set of BBC heads has the RB Motion spark plugs installed (cleanly) *Some parts have been glued, some parts have been painted, some parts have had chrome partially or completely removed. Nothing is sloppy or ruined NOT SURE WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR YET NO LINDBERG, AURORA, AMT PLEASE. PREFER NEW COMPLETE KITS. I HAVE A 3D PRINTER, SO NO 3D PRINTED STUFF