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Nice repair work
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I just got a notification from hannants that the revell vw t1 camper is now on sale. I'll be ordering a couple tomorrow and will post a review when I recieve them. Looks like it will be popular among us vw guys. It looks pretty nice in the pics (from hannants website)
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I'm sure many of you have seen the new styling on the BMW m3. I've been wracking my brain trying to think where I'd seen it before and I finally realised where it was
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that expired yesterday
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Mostly stock apart from lowering and a set of messer wheels from USCP. I got this kit from ebay during lockdown and it arrived in a damaged state so the screen posts and cowl panel needed a bit of work to let the glass (almost) fit. The colour was left over from the mk3 golf wagon and I did a lighter interior and top. Unfortunately due to the damaged posts the top had be glued on or the window would fall out
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Built from the fujimi kit mostly stock but i did a different coloured interior. This is the second of these I've built and I had problems with the bumpers again, especially at the rear. I dont know if the paint warped them or what because before painting there was no fit problems. I have the gti and another of the r32s to build but I'm thinking to try and convert the r32 to a mk6 version since the mk6 was a reskinned mk5
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This was started this time last years but ended up buried on the bench. I recently pulled it out of the mess and got her finished. It is built using the USCP trans kit but since it only had a cover for the trunk area I cut down a volvo wagon part to fit. The front seats are from a revell ferrari and I used the fujimi vr6 kit for the rest. The paint is tamiya dark blue mica. The wheels are from scale production and are 17" ronals. I also tinted the headlights and did the rear lights all red. It was a good feeling to finally get it off the bench after almost a year (My work hours went from 56 a month to 84 every2 weeks so time disappeared on me) I thought about opening the hood so I could use the engine plate from the kit but the resin was pretty thick there and some extra material needed to be removed to get the bumper on but all in all it went together fairly well. One of my next vw projects will be a USA spec mk3 jetta trek edition in pearl white as we didn't get them over here
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Finger Lickin' Good Audi R8
stitchdup replied to Calvin Sallee's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers
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I play it safe and put a masking tape seal over those when they've been opened
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if you cant find it I can easily get some to send to you, it does seem to be pretty hard to find them even in the uk though, but my local record shop is happy to order it in for me so I get them 6 at a time
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thanks, I tried as many different searches as i could but i never thought to add kit at the end
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Ah well, I dont do facebook but you'd think they would have something on the hobby design website or something. Seems like a poor business decision on their part given how many people are ditching facebook
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Do alpha model have a website? I've been searching and all I'm getting in the results are places that stock them, a korean brass train manufacturer and a british modelling agency.
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Humbrol do a couple of aluminum shades in their metalcote range, the matt finish is pretty close to what the pics shows
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Very nice, I think i need to find a 57 now
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'55 Pontiac Mild Custom, "Indian Summer"......
stitchdup replied to NitroMarty's topic in Model Cars
Nice and slick -
Very sorry for your loss Carl, I hope you and your brother can take some solace from the good memories
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Italeri do a curbside 1303 ragtop, its the same as the imai kit and the ragtop parts will fita tamiya body. Also bestmodelcarparts on ebay do a hebmuller ragtop which is very nice
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1960 Ford F-100 Lightning
stitchdup replied to Plowboy's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Very subtle and cool -
I can second the c1 powder, it gives a different finish depending on the base colour used so if you use it you may have to experiment to get the metal colour you want but its good stuff and not toxic like the other one (cant remember its name but i think it sounded japanese)
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Unimog
stitchdup replied to dougwintz's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Nice work, unimogs are great fun off road -
Unimog
stitchdup replied to dougwintz's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
use the report post in the top right corner and the moderators will fix it mate