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1940 Ford Pickup
Sledsel replied to 1hobby1's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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AMT '40 Ford Coupe Review (1983 Re-issue)
Sledsel replied to Duntov's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
Same here Andy, Ive built a few over the years and have another 2 in the stash. so many different possibilities with this kit. I built this in the late '80's I keep thinking of a tear down to remove the front fender mold lines, but I could never duplicate the paint. It was some metallic blue base with a pearl purple topcoat and some oddball clear. No rubbing on this paint job. Rattle-canned and assembled. -
Can't wait for the current release. Looks great
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Very nice..... and Wow, I am doing one in the same colors. One of my favorite kits.
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Revell new releases update, 7/22/2015
Sledsel replied to thatz4u's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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Next up from Moebius ?
Sledsel replied to Greg Myers's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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2015 Mustang FUNNY CAR "Frankenstein" - New Pics 7-24
Sledsel replied to Codi's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
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3D printing growing as we speak
Sledsel replied to bbowser's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
That doesn't say much about the type of printer. It could be an fdm filament style printer or possibly a dlp stereolithographic top down kit. For that you would need a dlp projector unless you know how to modify a cheap suitable one. That will cost you in the $600 to $700 range. My dlp projector ran me $607, but I didn't have to do any mods to it. http://www.computerworld.com/article/2865762/xyzprinting-unveils-349-3d-printer-hi-res-machine.html I know nothing about them, so this is what I read -
2015 Mustang FUNNY CAR "Frankenstein" - New Pics 7-24
Sledsel replied to Codi's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
I put my guesses under the pics above -
3D printing growing as we speak
Sledsel replied to bbowser's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
You can get a mini 3d printer for $349...... Just need the scanner I guess. -
Monogram '57 Del Rio Ranch Wagon has fenderwell cut-outs
Sledsel replied to Matt T.'s topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
This shows it well, I can get a close up next time I go to my dads house. Just a small lip at the lower fender -
Monogram '57 Del Rio Ranch Wagon has fenderwell cut-outs
Sledsel replied to Matt T.'s topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
I did send that pic and others to Revell. That is why I posted, for anyone that wishes to improve their build, not to bash the kit. The red one is not mine. The one we are doing has a nice hopped up YBlock with a 4 speed. -
AMT '40 Ford Coupe Review (1983 Re-issue)
Sledsel replied to Duntov's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
Love this kit -
I like how you did your door handles. Looking good
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I have one of these in my stash. Would love a few more because I want several builds of it. Sweet kit
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Monogram '57 Del Rio Ranch Wagon has fenderwell cut-outs
Sledsel replied to Matt T.'s topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
Great pics on the comparisons to the Sedan. They did do a little work the the body line in the rear on the Del Rio. It will still need a bit of sanding to remove the bulge tho. The lower part behind the tire needs filler still because the fender does not have the rocker indent. (The AMT is guilty of this also) I believe the extra radius on the front of the wheel well is because the bumper was too short. I am still curious if the grill was raised to keep the header panel from being too fat. According to the valance line scribbed to the body, it was not. The area from the valance line to the body line above it looks too large. Slam me if you wish, but I am very familiar with these cars and it is my observation. -
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Super Stocker Mustang Trans-Kit
Sledsel replied to afx's topic in WIP: Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
Same Chassis as the Petty Dart? -
I like the concept and stance, but dislike the 23's Wish they did them in 16-"18". The 23's look okay on a 1/24 scale
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I like it.....