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Although the needle is no where near the size of a normal medical type, I found this in either my local hobby shop, or Hobby Lobby. Its been awhile, so trying to remember, but I think it was Hobby Lobby(crafts store). When I purchased those Tamiya weathering kits, I thought this might come in handy for application mixed with water. Happy Holidays! Cheers, Lance

While I've never experienced this, I've seen plenty of original old 50's-60's kits built back then, that were decaled over the bare plastic, and had this yellowing going on. Just a suggestion, but perhaps a coat or 2 of clear, after decal placement, would keep this from happening. Just remember to allow ample time for the decals to dry and set. Decals can be negatively affected by too heavy of a first coat of clear, so a light first coat, is recommended. Happy Holidays! Cheers, Lance

I have one of these as well, Thomas. I took it apart years ago, and its still in pieces Any build plans, besides re-painting it? Happy Holidays! Cheers, Lance

Thanks Nick, I've been collecting 1/18 Diecast, for about 15 years now. The last few years I've been thinning it out. Both, in the collection, and all the extra boxed diecast I have. With pricing the way its been lately, I stopped buying new Diecast, way too much $$$ Cheers, Lance

Wow, Clifford, that looks fantastic! Always great to see what you are working on, and the end results. Cheers, Lance

Nice looking pickup, Chuck. Are the pieces in the bed, glued down? How much are they going for? Cheers, Lance

Wow, Andy! I'm jealous This is an Ideal setup, and I think, every builders dream. Awesome bench space, I love it! Cheers, Lance

Nice work, Nick. Thanks for sharing. The AMT 65 Dodge Coronet I remember, was the original release, and it was the Ramchargers(surprised I still remember that). I always loved that car Cheers, Lance