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Like I said in your other Sisu post, "I'm beginning to like these 1/32 scales a lot". They look nice and are easy to work with and take up less space. About storing them, why not display them in that bookshelf you have and instead store the books?

Looks so nice and clean. I'm beginning to like these 1/32 scales a lot.

One of my favorite kits. Really like this one.

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Amen! Prayer still is the best wireless service. And miracles happen.

How about "Truck-a-thon 2017?

I would suggest calling it a different name. B.R.B.O. has a bad taste for many of us that got cheated. I would definitely support your idea Tom.

While there's life, there's hope. Just take one day at time.

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Excellent build. That's how I build most of my trucks. Like the box art. Just wondering, did you use glue for this kit?

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Thanks Jordan!

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Same thing happened in "The Truck Stop" section. There was the B.R.B.O. topic pinned at the top and it's gone now.

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Yes, they do. Or any credit card.

I did search and asked but nothing on credit cards. I'll find out in a couple of days.

I'm in. I'll go straight to the link above in a few days. Put this in God's hand Harry. Does goefundme accepts American Express?

For touch ups, I spray a little paint inside a plastic cup and apply the collected paint with a small brush. I do the same with the clear. I only use spray cans.

I use mostly flat colors. They are much easier to apply. I then put two or three coats of clear. For dark colors I use Testors High Gloss enamel. For lighter colors I use Testors Wet Look lacquer or just Clear. I don't buff or sand. If I did the results would be better. The truck you see in my Avatar was done with flat green. Click the Avatar to see a bigger image.

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You do it online. And get the parts number and description from their PDF instructions. http://www.revell.com/support/parts-request-2.php