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K&N Cone style Air Filters
stitchdup replied to stavanzer's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Hobby design do cone style, mushroom style and hks type versions that are all really nice, or if your looking to save money valve caps from a racing push bike innertube can be painted to look convincing -
enamel comes away in sheets so that you can almost peel it like a banana, acrylic sorta gums up then rubs off. You might find its sold under another brand name in the USA though. Also it can be poured down the toilet when it gets too dirty and it doesn't stink like oven cleaner. It comes in spray bottles so I spray it and sit it in a tub with the lid on and I reuse the run off
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I use fairy power spray, it seems to work on every type of paint I've tried it on. There are 2 types of it though and its the gel spray you want.
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Renault tn6c car hauler
stitchdup replied to blazefox's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Sweet, I'm doing pretty much the same with the heller fire truck -
I started on one of these yesterday, only to find the instructions missing but thanks to members here and great customer service from round 2 I'm now well on with it. The only problem so far is the front panel fit is terrible on the stock parts. It will need plastic added and fitted properly. The rear panel fit is much better but again it way off. I'm fixing this by sanding the entire panel to fit the sides. The worst thing for me about this kit is the 1/25 scale (mainly because all my other vws are 1/24) and the amount of flash, but a little extra effort and I think it should make a presentable build
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it looks like its just a disc behine the stock rims, you might get away with trying some spare brake discs with the calipers removed
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Pulled this back onto the bench, and expanded the build a little by adding a matching hauler to it. I started the hauler with the heller fire truck kit, but have used a 50 ford cab instead of the open one on the original. For the engine I plan to use a datsun 240z engine to sorta keep it inline with the car. The rear suspension is from a revell 32 and the front will be a mash up between the kit axle and some more 32 parts. The wheels are from a maisto diecast. The decking is coffee stirrers.
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do you have a pic of the wheels you're looking for? I can only find pics of it on the 5 spokes at monte carlo
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well I'm along for the ride, Loved seeing these on the telly as a kid and have the kit on pre order
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Has anyone built this?
stitchdup replied to El Roberto's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Its not a bad kit, the interior is pretty nicely done though decals would be better than the stickers they included. It needs lowered to get rid of the 4x4 stance, but it has some strong possibilities -
Sad news, he brought a lot of joy to many of us when we were growing up
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I'm in the uk and i got mine from lidl but they only get non food items sporadically, you could try amazon.
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Porsche Outlaws & Hot Rods
stitchdup replied to afx's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
was this one painted green for sema? I dont recall seeing a white one with a tesla swap but the green one got a load of coverage -
cats can always find a way to surprise us, one of mt neighbours cats managed to bring a full grown live duck in through a window 6 ft up the wall. I wish I'd seen his face when he woke up to find a duck in his living room
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exactly, i havent seen a rat for years, and i live right on the shore. by told them firmly I meant we had him by the throat and told him to put up or shut up. 4 weeks later his house was sold and he no longer lives in the islands
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My cat had to be put down a few months ago due to severe arthritus and old age and we still miss her, but there are a number of strays that live in our garden. We put one to the vet last week as it was obvious there was something wrong with its face. It turned out to have a bad infection so now has all its teeth removed, and has its bits cut off. Unfortunately due to my being away for the weeks i work i was unable to keep it but it is now with a loving foster home and doing well. We used to have a neighbour that tried to poison the strays but all the other neighbours told him firmly why we fed the strays, (keeps the rats away) and they soon moved out.
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Modern (Performance) IRS suggestions?
stitchdup replied to Dirty Dave's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
The revell has a nice rear end, at least the one with the white roadster/convertible on the box from revell.de rt/10 maybe?. I'm sure it would have a us release too. I'm not sure if it's the same in the earlier shape kits- 30 replies
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I've been looking into alternative hosting methods for those that dont want to pay for pic hosting. If you have a facebook account you can use it as a host in much the same way as current hosts work. Another method is to find a sites that do free blog hosting (eg. tumblr) as you can use them as pic host too. Hope this information helps someone
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I took the deal. I lost nearly all my pics with pb so $4 a month isn't too bad to save me the hassle again. But my flickr is also used by the local vintage club since I make sure to have everything from their show on it
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I've got one of those, it works pretty well
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Scale Model Community Discord!
stitchdup replied to ziP's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Just a rough guess but if your prescribed prozac it could be a good company name -
Bring Out Your Dead... Long Stalled Models
stitchdup replied to Tom Geiger's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Pesonally I'd love to see the 40 finished. The lines just flow better than the others to me (but i like the modernised rods more than traditional style)