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Steve -Yes you are correct, it is the wrong part, I too thought I saw one for a '67 Shelby.

Tom, - that's what I suspected, dedicated P.E. cutters. No, that white part is the kit part. .

I've got an email into them for that reason.

Good point, thanks, didn't even notice that..?

What would be the best way to attach Photo Etch to Photo Etch? I have a Photo Etch Mustang grill, that does not have the center light holes, I need to put two holes in to attach the light bezels. What is the best way to do so? On part 4, I want to, only use the 2nd-4th bars, and I also need to shorten the part. Do I need P.E. scissors or can I use something else to cut it with? Sorry about the photo sizes....

Pulled the trigger and bout a Proxxon Pen sander and adaptor. Will let you know how it works.

Anyone use one of these or similar? What is a good RPM without melting plastic? https://www.amazon.com/Proxxon-28594-12-Volt-Pen-Sander/dp/B000NDGUXU Trevor

Excellent modifications JC, on another one of your stellar builds.

https://www.pca.org/news/2020-04-16/back-future-barn-find-telling-story-diorama

Looks outstanding JC.

Good info, for others as well, thanks Ace.

Tamiya, Testors, or Mr Hobby Cement, What is the glue that works the best (MEK based)?

Thanks Dave! ?

Tom, I am having the same issue, yet, when I go to who made the last post, that thread appears. A few of the topics don't have posts, some do..

VERY Nice!

Looks great.

I have to agree, an odd collection, the only one of interest in my opinion would be the 240z.

https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/articles/2020/03/30/best-scale-model-vehicles-according-to-hagerty-readers?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=20_March_31_Newsletter_NewDD

Outstanding work JC.

JC, Looks Great! Trevor

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Great start. Trevor

Your welcome. I'm sure that was no fun.

Mark, The rotors look great. I admire your patience drilling 60 holes each side. Trevor