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or the free recycling/stair lift/stena line cruise ads that fall out every time you pick up a mag. under every british doormat is a stena stair lift ad

he's a member here Carl, user name krassandbernie. having said that, i've usually contacted him on the trak in scale forum as he's most active on there

those are hre wheels in probably 19 or 20 inch diameter. they are available as 3d files and i think the files by blackbox have tyre options. if you are using the tamiya kit for your base the sizes should work but if your using the amt kit you might need an inch or 2 smaller.

you could try some sleeves over the stock wheels to make them deep dish which would give you a bigger wheel and if you use sleeves from a 3 piece wheelset you'll get tyres to fit with the set. some of the 3d places have options for the tyres too.

it kinda amuses me that uber even exists after all the stranger danger warnings we got as children such as dont meet strangers from the internet and dont get in strange cars

it depends what style you want to end up with. do you want a modern liberty walk type build or a classic race car type. aoshima do staggered sets in plastic, but 3d gives you more options, and more still if you have access to a printer as you can do them near any size and width. theres plenty modern options on ebay or stores like hiroboy, and for a more varied and race selection theres spot model. for muscle cars theres iceman collections or texas3d off the top of my head but a look through the aftermarket section on here will give you more places

they are printed but were purchased from ebay before i got my printers. the tyres are aoshima from one of their wheel sets. the stance is stock from the nunu kit as it was a racecar originally

consequences should be updated to conalgorythyms

one was a private messages from my account to another member but most were other peoples. i put it in this thread as it may be related. Dave mentioned strange requests earlier in this thread and i thought this would was strange. i also reported my post so admin see it

guy wires injure more campsite security guards than bears

Well i finally got something done. nunu kit with a uscp interior. just need to fit the rest of the glass and touch up a couple spots

i just did a search using the forum search function and all my results were other peoples private messages. be careful guys. i didn't try to open any of them but there was 4 pages of pms and no actual threads.

i feel like this should be a 1/12 kit. some of it would make more sense then

you could have a lot of options depending on how far you want to go. it could be tools as letters or you could go more mini truck style and have the lettering appear engraved or stamped. i like bills idea though, but i'd use it on the trim rather than as a graphic and luckily its available on nail art foil rolls. its a little thicker than bmf and needs burnished down more and cleared, and the only way i've found it is by buying the assorted packs of 50 from china but they're really cheap

oh wow, thats very kind of you sir. I'll send you a pm

for modern car kits with the glass going in from the outside i.ve started using electronic repair tape. its the same stuff they use for replacement screens. its black and comes in 50m rolls of 1mm wide for about 30 bucks

just a paint that dries to look like slime. i think its a ammo product

depending on the situation i use a variety of techniques. this tractor was done with powdered rust over still sticky enamels (i put it in a poly bag and give it a shake) this chevy was done with a flat black enamel base then various browns, coppers and earthen tones were dry brushed on this truck was mostly experimenting with some new products i got. its over done but it taught me plenty. i used mostly mig and ammo products on this over a patchy paintjob. mostly acrylics but the slime is enamels the ghia is just red primer with a light gold sprayed thin enough to barely cover. i was trying for that polished through look this bus is mostly brushed with wargaming paints then i used tamiya weathering pencils and their eye shadow type stuff. the wargaming paints are great for unusual metal tones too this one i messed up but i think i can use the slime to make it work out

i had to look it up. to me it looks like a dodge ram and a london taxi had a very ugly baby

for decals and pe you could use a photo album

maybe an old chuck from a drill would work to hold the engines. i expect it would hold the trans allowing you to put the chuck in a vice or something to hold it. if you wrap the trans in tape it should prevent damage

Nice job, it seems odd to me seeing the french colour scheme, i grew up with a mf35 and their paint was the opposite

workshop ideas and you could end up with the pontiac aztek

They're decent kits but some are formerly motorised so have very simple chassis. I've got a few of their kits and the bodies are generally good but the rest is hit and miss. Apart from the enthusiast kits, (some of which got a recent rerelease that doesn't say enthusiast anywhere on the box) i'd say the older curbsides are more beginner kits with some having less than 40 parts but once together they look good. The later curbsides tend to have nice body and chassis but plain interior door panels but most of these have engines and bays available as prints. I've got a revell version of the fujimi mercedes in front of me now and the chassis is more toy than model but yet it has interior panels. If your looking for an e36 dont rule out the tamiya kit, if you can order from one of the big japanese online stores they are close to the same price. Revell also have some e36 curbside kits but those are big money just now but hopefully they see fit to give us them again some time. there also the revell e21 in rally and street versions that builds up nice (the rally version is also on my bench just now along with an e46) and it doesn't look out of olace with my 1/24 kits. since your looking at the bmws you might also like the mercedes kits

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