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It's a Suzuki motorcycle engine.

I have a Disco Van in my stash. I've noticed AMT vans tend to be low in the rear..-The late 70's Dodge van is too. Nice paintwork amigo.

Black silicone RTV in the tube.

If I needed cash fast from my kits, I'd try my closest model club, then any local kit swap meets, then Craigslist. Hope this is of some help.

I'm not sure I understand your question. I use Krylon Artist's Fixative for drawings and such, and I've had good luck using Floquil Crystal Cote to bring back old decals.

-And boy, did they use oil! I got to fly around Roswell NM. in a 47. The pilot/mechanic was there for the weekend.. He had two 55gallon drums of AeroShell for the leakin' thing..

You're my kinda modeler, Ira. (Big ol' thumbs-up)..

Greg- 25 total.

There are 19 spaces still open for the Phoenix seminar. Aaron says they're filling up quickly.

What's the status on the VW resin engines? I'm ready to buy a couple, but don't have Facebook.

...The entire Evergreen, Lego, and Plastruct product line.

Gold foil? Cadbury chocolate bar.

I go away and come back a week later to the thing. If it still looks done, it's done.

Thank you. That cleared up some things I thought the manufacturers still do. Whole 'nother thing, indeed. That said, IMO, as long as I can correct any flaws in the subject kit I'm building, I'm good. Chip

Having went to a silversmithing school, I'm up on investment casting and all the other jeweler's arts, but using resin and RTV are a whole different thing. I'm really looking forward to this.

I'm signed up. Thanks Greg.

Car model; around 40.00 for a 1/8 Exterminator Dragster. Airplane; 60.00 for a 1/32 F4J Tamiya Phantom. -And scratchbuilt project; 540.00 for a architectural diorama.

If I could choose but one, it'd be the Pyro Vespa scooter.

So, -what do they call the event now? I always loved rally cars.

Hahaha.. "Don't laugh, your daughter might be in here".. -Put a good mullet on Biff and you're done. Good work, fine model.

While I can somewhat sympathize, really, is it too much to just scroll past the stinky deals?

Spotlight Hobbies (Formerly Hobby Heaven) has some good deals. Tom Carter is #1 in my book.

Get a good sable dagger and two-three colors of One-Shot, and a rag and paint thinner. Practice on an old white refrigerator, cleaning it between practice sessions. Keep the dagger clean and wet with linseed oil when not in use. Also, make and use a Mahle stick. -Thassit.

Lemonade from lemons, at least now you'll be able to introduce yourself as an experienced scratchbuilder..

A little different.. I just read an AP article about a electronic spoon stabilizer produced by google that allows people with severe tremors the ability to eat better. Myself, and others on this forum suffer from debilitating health issues. Sometimes it's difficult to build when you get shaky. The Google device is about 400.00.. -if that could be adapted to hold a X-Acto or a paintbrush?