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cleaning old car models
GLMFAA1 replied to gbdolfans's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Your not going to believe this but I use windshield washer fluid shot through an air brush, then blow dry with air only out of brush. The cheaper the better for fluid as it's got less cleaner in it. greg -
Does anybody make this siren?
GLMFAA1 replied to 1st 700 Quad's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Further information on the Z siren I now know where George Lukas got the Madolarian's face from.? greg -
Years ago Chrysler company had a bumper sticker for their workers that said 'I buy what I build'. I cut it up and made it say 'I build what I buy'. Had a hobby friend who had the mantra of buying three of the same kit. One to build, one to speculate, and one to hoard and did he hoard, left his family a nightmare. I've always said a bag of modeling clay is just that until the artist changes it into a piece of art. Build what you buy that's what the hobby is about. greg
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Does anybody make this siren?
GLMFAA1 replied to 1st 700 Quad's topic in Truck Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
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Fire investigation unit
GLMFAA1 replied to Firebuilder's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Thanks for the info. I'll stick to chopping my Coca-Cola van apart. greg -
Fire investigation unit
GLMFAA1 replied to Firebuilder's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
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Alaska State Troopers Ford Expedition
GLMFAA1 replied to av405's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Nice job. How long did it take you to remove the lower trim off the doors? Nice push bumper. Never understood why Lindberg never deleted the trim on the cop car model. greg -
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My Hades on earth as a young builder: Slammed the Ford pick up to the floor, hated the 57 Chevy with all the opening features. Watched the wheels melt into the tires. greg
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My Hess tanker truck
GLMFAA1 replied to Scott Eriksen's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Nice build. I like multi colored semis. greg -
The cot from the van is worse than the cot you have. The casted cot looks like mismatched parts off of the JoHan cot. If I'm up to it I'll post photos of the cots later. greg
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The only ambulance gurneys or cots that have kit origins are: AMT Chevy rescue van JoHan Cadillac ambulance MPC 1/20th scale Ford Van and now the AMT re pop 1959 Cadillac greg
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I would suggest contacting the Indianapolis Speedway Museum. The first race car with a rear view mirror. greg
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Isn't that an MPC Firebird? greg
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What was the last actual AMT kit issued?
GLMFAA1 replied to Monty's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Now there is another interesting question. What was the last aluminum car that AMT made. I would conjecture that it was in the mid 50's as I believe the first plastic kits were 1958. I don't know when they switched to plastic promotionals. greg -
To have your most desirable model kit you've wanted in front of you and..................................... 1 You are unable to get box open 2 You have no glue,paint, or exacto knife. 3 Parts won't come off the trees 4 Loose parts fall further in the abyss 5 Directions are for another kit 6 Directions are in foreign language. add your own dilemma greg
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What was the last actual AMT kit issued?
GLMFAA1 replied to Monty's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
As I understand your question you mean the last production at Troy Michigan plant before being sold to Lindsey/Matchbox. Good question. greg. -
In regard to the entertainment center in the El Camino. It was in the original 3n1 kit and the 1997 release. It's disgusting that scoundrels are re boxing new released parts in old boxes and passing them off as original. I saw this in the EBay listings for the AMT kits. greg
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GLMFAA1 replied to Firebuilder's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Good job on that old casting. greg