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if you try the two blade, i'd use box cutter blades instead of exacto. the exacto blades wont give you much thicker than a thread while the box cutter is a little thicker
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What Did You Get Today? (Not Model Related)
stitchdup replied to LOBBS's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
happy birthday -
fingernail art tape. as thin as bmf and in hundreds of colours and styles for about 5-10 bucks for 50 assorted rolls. it can be bent around corners if you work slowly. 1mm wide and 5 metre long. If you do go for it, i suggest buying 2 packs to be sure you dont run out as buying single colours is more expensive. some of them have an engine turned effect on the chrome that is very effective when dull coated.
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Who will build the AI designed Camaro???
stitchdup replied to Dave Van's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I like it, and imight just try something similar. thanks for sharing it -
Thoughts and ideas that hold forever true..........
stitchdup replied to JollySipper's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
so your telling me the wind in the uk isn't at 15,000 mph and the temp isn't 400 degrees https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0kjrp2rngzo -
Thoughts and ideas that hold forever true..........
stitchdup replied to JollySipper's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
its better to regret something you have done than something you haven't mistakes are just a part of life, thats why pencils have rubbers n the end -
Thoughts and ideas that hold forever true..........
stitchdup replied to JollySipper's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
for me as i'm getting older, its never trust a fart. -
i'll use a guide coat if i've done lots of bodywork and use filler primer, and i usually use ground up chalk/charcoal as it shows pinholes better than a paint guide coat but the final go is paint once i'm sure the pinholes are gone. if its normal primer i dont usually bother though
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i dont think it much mattered in 1933, the old cars i've been around barely light the road even when pointed at it
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very cool, not many mk1 golfs in green but i've always liked it. are those wheels from the fujimi mk3 kits?
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they were in my spray booth, my camera doesn't like the leds
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Forum website has been sluggish for the last few days
stitchdup replied to peteski's topic in How To Use This Board
7.20 gmt and theres a problem with the unread content menu. the first page of results repeats and nothing from more than 5 hours ago is showing up in the results -
me and my friends made one of these into a beach buggy in our early teens, if only we knew what we had as it was in pretty good condition when we got it. we drove the engine out of it (literally, we hit a bump and the engine fell out)
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Nunu racecar kit with uscp interior upgrade and a few printed extras. I'll get better pics once i can get it outside
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shockingly its comletely box stock after i couldn't find wheels i liked. I tried to give more of a concept car feel. the dark pic shows the colour best
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a little more progress. i trimmed one chassis? rail to clear the engine and the rear seats are very close to lining up with the door trim so i've been adjusting that. since the trim is so clse i'll swap to the audi front seats too
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Decode loader tire size 23.5 x 25
stitchdup replied to MeatMan's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
also, it said there were interchangable sizes and the size you are looking at was one of the sizes -
Decode loader tire size 23.5 x 25
stitchdup replied to MeatMan's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
the tyre would be measured to the seat of the bead so being industrial there could be 3 inches behind the rim -
Decode loader tire size 23.5 x 25
stitchdup replied to MeatMan's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
https://www.apexway.com.tw/blog-detail/common_wheel_loader_tire_size/ -
nice work, if it was blue it could be one decaying near me