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Karmann Ghia with suburu engine 1972 Nissan Skyline on a calibra dtm chassis with twin turbos and all the cooling and 4x4 1951 VW Hebmuller mild custom with working front suspension Datsun Cedric Lowrider with ott one line painted roof Chevy Impala Lowrider, everything opens except the doors and the paint is almost impossible to get a decent pic of as i used reflective paint for the silver and golds under the candy. a little of the effect can be seen on the sides but it glows in person

yeah but its very difficult to get the engine to fit properly

the plastic they used for this kit is awful to work with. model glues dont work, most superglues are letting go after a couple of days and the model filler i can use as glue dont stick to the plastic. going to give it one last go with araldite epoxy and if it dont stick this is going in the bin. every time i do any work on it parts are coming apart so i'm glad i didn't chop it now, and might go for a flatter induction on the engine to save cutting the hood. I guess the scottish stubborness is showing itself because i just want to beat it now and i really dont care if its just in primer

Nice job, the early style sure suits the 36s

I have my left over trophy parts in 2 old amt boxes as they are just good decently strong boxes. all the other leftovers are in various size totes and food containers apart from my aftermarket and printed stuff which is in various stackable organiser drawers. I have a set of drawers next my bench for tools and sandpapers, glues etc..

the dodge omni would be more likely to be done by maybe nunu or belkits. They were sold in europe as talbots and there were some rally car versions which can still be seen in classic rallying. They had some pretty big name drivers too

aoshima and fujimi have a few of the small japanese trucks. and the parts box in australia certainly used to do the mazda rotary pick up

it depends which driver you want but most are available from the aftermarket anyway so i'd just choose the one you like best. i think tamiya do them all in various liveries. Theres also a lot of other aftermarket parts for the tamiya kits, from tyres and lights right through to fully detailed engine bays. spot model in spain carry most of upgrades for the tamiya kits but they are available from loads of other places too

kinda remind me of the st trinnians film that had them learning strip the willow.....

it could be 51 fords,

Well i thought i was at the primer stage only to find the aussies smooth the chassis to the floors to almost making it a monocoque shell. So i'm doing it to mine as well. Hopefully get some primer on this weekend if all goes well

I dont have a cat. I like cats but i just dont have space however this little so and so attacked me for vacuuming my own flat this morning. And then proceeded to be my best friend for a couple of hours. I think it just wanted into some shade

Done my good deed for the day. I helped a cop that was struggling with his spoken english. He stopped me and said "how high are you?" so i corrected him with "no its, hi, how are you?"

maybe some daylighter leds might work for taking pics,

nah, thats just one tube of glue ordered

The miniart tractor kits are very accurate. parts that could be one ppiece are are made from 8 or more pieces. For example theres a domed cover on one part that could easily be 1 part but instead this part thats no much bigger than my thumbnail has 14 parts! even some of the individual bolt details are seperate parts. Honestly, the only part that has surprised me are the wheels but thats only because the bolts are molded in. I thought the heller grey fergie kits were highly detailed but these curbside kits blow them out of the water. I've been working on one in my spare time for a few weeks now and it doesn't look like a tractor yet

contact snapchat and tell them someone is using your number and that they are completely unknown to you. they should remove the avatar

hobbycraft sanding sticks. they come in a pack of 3 with 6 different grits. Its the green ones you want, absoluteley the best sanding sticks i have ever used and washable. a bit more pricey than the usual ones but worth the money. a selection of clamps and rubber bands are always useful, and while your in the beauty store have a look in the nail art section, there will be loads of brush sets for much less than you will pay at a hobby shop and they are great detail brushes

I've got the m3 max and i like it fine. the resin auto feeder can be a fail point on them but anycubic have a great service dept. my feeder stopped working after 3 months (i suspect theres a blob of resin in the feed unit) but i had the new part in less than a month. other than the resin feeder its been plain sialing with no problems

I hope that escort makes it to mexico this time, it didn't go so well in 1970

i've found out the same and on some parts even ca isn't even working. it making customising it a bit more work

Nice cars but that 2 tone roller is kinda ugly,its probably for the best the germans bought them if thats the best styling they could come up with

sadly we had to lock it up due to spammers but all you need is an email address.

I just use the filings and sanding dust from my bench. it works just the same as micro balloons and we already have it on our benches and its almost free. you can use pretty much any powdered stuff though, within reason. most of the time i have some filler and plastic dust saved up for using as its handy for holes. theres also finger nail filler but it works best with its own catalyst and it stinks bad, and its pretty tough to file down,