
jaxenro
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Fair, on mine it was weak as the intake wasn’t fully molded the only part of the kit it looks like the plastic was a little short there are a few others areas lacking like the plate on top of the tranny but for the most part it is nice
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I need to get back to them the Model T’s have been taking my interest up
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Thanks. I think I will let this one go but I might take you up on it in the future
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They work. I have a sheet of 1/35 WWII Russian armor numbers dry transfers I use also. They look sort of slapped in with a stencil
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Detail painting and some racing numbers
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Are they still around? I have seen some interesting Model T Speedster bodies they did would like to purchase
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The ICM engine is nicer all around but 1/24 and I know some like 1/25 I want to print a decent DOHC head next maybe Frontenac or Roof BTW nice clean engine build and stand
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Lot's of seam filling and sanding to go but I made a start on it. I like it better than the AMT kit except the fenders are cast with the frame. Most of it is just placed together not yet glued
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So driving down the road today I saw the modern version of the Beverly Hillbillies Truck. A big old (brand new) Dodge Ram Crew Cab with an overstuffed recliner in the bed Just add a widescreen TV and it would the 21st century version
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They are 3D printed plastic I used for checking the size. I am having some printed in brass to use as masters for offering resin cast ones. These are just the trial ones i dont like how the seat came out plus it’s too far back. Also my kit was missing the steering wheel so I am looking to cobble something together but it is fun. A lot of these T racers were made in the back yard and some used cut down 55 gallon oil drums as seats with some padding added
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Noticed that too. I saw it in the pic and went, oops, brain freeze. I really just wanted something quick and dirty to try the disc wheels on
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Converting the AMT 1927 T to a home built dirt track racer circa 1927 or so just a quickie back yard hack job its in primer now
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These fit the 1927 AMT T touring car kit tires. The other AMT T kit is slightly larger and will be a little loose but if I make the wheel any large it won’t fit these so I am going with this will post when the resin copies are ready
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Bit hard to photo due to the shine but these are the polished brass masters for making molds of the larger 1/24 size am waiting on the 1/25 size from shapeways
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AMT 1/25 Model T Tires
jaxenro replied to jaxenro's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Yup you are correct on the left and I assume on the other as well -
AMT 1/25 Model T Tires
jaxenro replied to jaxenro's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I like the one on the left better it is a little sturdier -
As I am working on some disc wheels for Model T's and want to cast them to fit someone here was kind enough to send me a tire from one of the kits. I also purchased the 1927 Model T Ford kit. What I found is there are at least two different size tires. In the pics below the 1927 T tire is on the left it is a bit harder vinyl than the other and has a ribbed tread as opposed to the tread pattern. It is also a slightly larger diameter but, interestingly enough, uses a slightly smaller wheel. The wheel from the 1927 T kit is just too loose for the other tire. I think (?) that a slightly larger wheel diameter will fit both as the tires stretch slightly but I will see
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Dark Cherry Red Maybe not a Shelby color but I think it would set it off
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Agree with all the superlatives looks great
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After running all the number the best I can do is $12 for a set of four wheels. I will offer in 2 sizes, 1/25 to fit AMT kit size tires, and 1/24 to fit ICM size tires. I won't take any orders until I have the sets in hand ready to ship but if you are interested in a set let me know and I will reserve a set for you just PM me. I will probably do 25 sets of the 1/25 size to start with since it is the more common size available.
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BTW if anyone has a spare tire from one of the above kits or another kit they want to check let me know, I would prefer just to get the tire, if i know what kit it comes from, than the whole kit