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I've been thinking about getting one of the billings boats wood viking boat kits. This time last year when I was looking they were around 80 quid. I decided it was worth it and went to pull the trigger only to find they have jumped in price to more than double. I think I'll try again near the end of january in the hope someone got one for christmas and has given up on it
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Street Outlaws, Fastest in America
stitchdup replied to Snake45's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I enjoy the show but its not one I plan my day around. Its more something I'll watch in the background while I'm at the bench, but I do save them to watch at work too. One thing I've noticed about the okc group is farm truck and azn being missing, they were the highlight of the show for me and seemed like the most fun to be around and had a really good atitude to racing -
From the shape of them I would guess they are side stripes but its just a guess
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De Foosing the FD-100
stitchdup replied to butter's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
NIce looking truck, I can see why you want a model of it. -
Atlantis Models has bought another lot of tooling/molds.....
stitchdup replied to Dave Van's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
Thanks, I'm needing some drag cars in the stash so was hoping its full on rather than a modified 3 in 1 kit -
Atlantis Models has bought another lot of tooling/molds.....
stitchdup replied to Dave Van's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
I see a few that interest me.How far from stock is the el camino funny kit -
Neat build, it sure looks the part
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I cant get the link to open, it just times out
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What did you see on the road today?
stitchdup replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Saw a nice clean 69 vw camper on my way home from work. It was in the typical orange and white combo and pretty nice for a stock dub -
Land Rover Series 3 2.6 gas engine.
stitchdup replied to Classicgas's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
heres a few clubs, you'll need to search through them but what you're looking for should be there https://www.classiclandrover.com/ http://www.thelandroverclub.co.uk/ -
that doesn't really make sense, weren't parents now brought up by parents years ago? lol
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Happy to help mate, and that set we were unsure about might be caddilac, I found a pic the other day that looked like them (late 60s)
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Very cool, not much beats a chopped 40 imo
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Nice work, the stance and wheels suit it well
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I'm sorry you're having problems with your neighbour, they can be very difficult situations to resolve. On this side of the pond they wouldn't be allowed to put drains in that exit on someone elses land (except possibly some farming) but thay can be allowed access to go throuh your land to connect to a drain but then they would be responsible for restoring your land. I'm guessing your not in hoa? You might be lucky and they sell the house when your neighbour passes. Would the county got involved if you maybe had a tempory drain dug so it runs out onto the sidewalk/roads so it becomes a safety issue?
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about mathmatical theories
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with tabasco sauce
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Couple of squarebody questions
stitchdup replied to stitchdup's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Thanks for that, if painting them doesn't go well its good to have a backup plan -
I've not built mine yet but I have studied the instructions and parts. For some of the body sections the interior parts seem to be part of the fitting points so I expect it would need to be done as per the instructions, but it may be different when actually building. I think I'll try one of the buses or vans first to see for sure though
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If you look on amazon for electric nail files there are dremmel style ones that take the smaller shaft size tools. I was finding my dremmel was melting the acrylic nail filler i sometimes use so for less than £20 I gave it a try. Its doesn't run very fast compared to the dremmel (I guess it wouldn't go down well if it burnt the user)but it does the job and came with a large bag of extra drum sander heads and a 6 metal shaping tools. Its worth having one if you do a lot of shaping and a worthwhile extra to have for when a dremmel is melting parts. I haven't tried a cutting disc in it yet but so far its done everything I needed it to do
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Stuart Semple is a pretty funny guy, he has an ongoing fued with another artist called Anish Kapoor (he made that massive kidney bean thing in one of the cities in the US) or something like that over the vanta black paint. It basicly boils down to if you have anything to do with Kapoor you cant buy any of Semples pigments. Theres a few threads and stories about it online if you want to find out more
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The EXCLUSIVELY '32 Roadster/Cabriolet ONLY thread. Show us what you got!!!
stitchdup replied to mrm's topic in Model Cars
Another old build from 2015 this time. Its box stock other thn the drilled axle but I tried to gve it a 60s look with the paint. Again it was damaged when i dropped it and the roadster but I have all the parts to rebuild it someday -
I built this not long after i returned to the hobby in 2014. The paint is humbrol polished steel metaliser applied by brush. Its the revell kit and other than losing the fenders is box stock. Its due for a rebuild at some point after suffering some damage when I dropped it and my roadster. Iy has plenty of flaws the biggest of which is the upside down valve covers and oversized distributer