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Thanks everyone, got few things to button up but it was a relaxing fun build...
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Welcome Carlo, I live in Ravenna, Ohio! I too am a Styrene-aholic, I find the hobby relaxing when done for the right reasons. What models are you building?
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Thanks, it was a touch and go for a minute but went pretty well, still have some tweaking to do before paint. I wanted to run the exhaust clear through but after installing the rear shocks there isn't any room. I think they will be ok like this...
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Nice looking modified Modify!
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Very nicely done, clean and proper!
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Thanks for your input and suggestions I appreciate it.
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Perhaps if you would do a little research you would be more informed...
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Good thing you got check out. Rest and heal brother.
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Splash paint application ?
James2 replied to Jon Haigwood's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Splash paints website has information if you open the color of choice there is a "Read More" button plus an entire FAQ section. You will need to use a lacquer-based primer such as Tamiya or Splash Paint Primer. This Plum Crazy base coat with 2x clear, my first attempt with their product. -
Took a minute last evening to try the Splash Paints. Very easy to work with, base coat went on smooth and the 2x clear looks wet. Forecast is pretty damp so the rest will have to wait.
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Hey Carl, hang in there. Prayers for you and yours.
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That is very clean well-built model, I like it!
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I love your enthusiasm; the changes are great. Love the paint too!
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1992 Ford F-150 XL Work Truck
James2 replied to av405's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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Vette_lover2004 Needs 10 or so posts. So here ya go, help is on the way!
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Thx to all, I’m smoothing things out and prepping for paint. Test fitting glass and bumpers. Not in a hurry…
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Painting with Tamiya Pearl White - TS 45
James2 replied to Bill Anderson's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
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The wheels are Texas3DCustom painted with Alclad Chrome. Yes it is, and not that difficult to do. Thanks
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Been working on this along with the 55. Texas3Dcustoms engine and wheels. Typical mix of paint, Tamiya, Alclad, Krylone and model master. Some parts box tires.
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Nice clean Thunder Chicken.