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Looking for the stock tailgate. My built up only has the custom part and its moving up the build pile
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you can find the swiss lincoln on one of the euro american car club forums. i cant remember which one but it was aimed towrd pre war cars mostly
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if your missing any parts i have a pile of these kits so just send a pm
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Does anyone offer these wheels in 1/24 or 1/25?
stitchdup replied to Monty's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
those wheels are from the revell mercedes 190e 2.3 amg. I have it sitting next me so it was an easy find. they are usually called mercedes penstars or pentastars -
How many models are you working on at one time?
stitchdup replied to rossfox's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I'm glad the subject wasn't how many builds do you finish, most of us would be hanging our heads in shame, lol -
Depends what your looking for. I think most folk just go by subject matter rather than who makes it
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expressions of the future now include eternal life for all as due to inflation nobody can afford the light at the end of the tunnel
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Facebook misrepresentation
stitchdup replied to Rockford's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Your not the first its happened to. A member on another forum found a build thread for his motorbike on a youtube channel that gets paid for content -
Does it scale to the amt sedan kit?
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Does anyone offer these wheels in 1/24 or 1/25?
stitchdup replied to Monty's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I'm guessing you mean the rims on Billsj black car as they were the only enkei rims i saw on the thread. If aoshima dont do them as a wheel set look at the hasegawa tuner kits of 70s and 80s japanese cars. They will be available in 3d also. Enkei or rota wheels seem to be the most common rims but given how popular they are with tuners thats not a surprise. I'm sure i've seen those rims in a 80s civic kit though. -
it makes them more difficult to get looking right, the molded in lights tend to be soft on details and edges of trim aren't defined as clear as they could be
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Airfix VW Campervan Quickbuild
stitchdup replied to PatW's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Thats cool, now youjust need one of those colourful hawaiian flower garlands around the roof to finish it off Pat. -
Start by thinning out the inside of the body. It will save you a lot of work in that small space. I would get it down to between 3-5mm where you are removing material, then start from the outside. Did you give the body a good wash in hottish soapy water too? if not go and do it now before any more work is done as the jimmy flintstone bodies always have mold release on them and it will cause problems later when you get to paint. You should fix the damage after its washed and 2 part auto filler should work, though you may want to put some masking tape behind it so it has something to set up against. Dont try and rush it as thats when it goes wrong i find
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avoid the gorrila super glues. The fumes from them will destroy clear coat even if it just sitting close and on a seperate part. I glued a part o a pick up and the clear on the bug next it bubbled
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How many models are you working on at one time?
stitchdup replied to rossfox's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I tend to have about a dozen on the go at a time. My tastes vary and some days i'll feel like something 30s and the next might be modern japenese or 70s saloon. I find having more than one on the go lets me switch as the mood takes me. For example I have a model a phaeton, a 37 lincoln, a 49 merc, a 55 ford pick up, a vw brasilia, a vw type 3 notch, a vw bay window pick up, a 75 ford escort, a t3 vw custom pick up, a holden hq, a 86 monte carlo, a r32 skyine and a r36 gtr liberty walk in various states of play and some others i might pick up for a day now and then. Only the model a is anywhere close to box stock -
have you considered a fender mounted spare ala 30s caddy
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Favourite Hubcaps
stitchdup replied to Falcon Ranchero's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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home is where the heart is so i assume its wet and sticky with a horrific view
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he started it. and now since china was prepared, hes lost. china is the only place we can get tech made as they are the only place with 300,000 specialist engineers and 90% of the rare earth minerals needed to make them. even the rare earth minerals mined in the usa get sent to china for processing because it is very dangerous to do, with massive amounts of toxic waste leftover, hence china does it. they have engineers, we have a generation of baristas and drug addict tech (this micro dosing they talk about is what addicts do every day) moguls being idolised for a new colour of phone. china was ready for this, nobody else was and its us that have to pay more for everything as usual.
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Back to the Hobby 55 years later....Great Forum!
stitchdup replied to gcthree's topic in Welcome! Introduce Yourself
its only around 25 posts, by 500 posts most of us are friends already -
Where did I see 3D printed turbos in 4 sizes?
stitchdup replied to LDO's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
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Have You Ever Needlessly Ordered Anything?
stitchdup replied to Bill Anderson's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Thats why i have doubles of a lot of kits -
gas would be a renewable enegy source if we could only tap politicians