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Dann Tier

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  1. This is looking SICK, bud!!!!....congrats!!!
  2. I love these cars, and i will definitely be following, Bud!!!
  3. Hey, everyone!, i'm slowly getting back into it...heres an update on the brake system. they are all assembled, and slightly weathered...next step installation! I also have quite a bit of an update on things pertaining to the body, but dont have time to post it right now. -Photo 1; All i need to do is to hook up the lines, and wiring harness's, then i can perminantly attach everything. -Photo 2; I was gonna SB my own turbos, but i was tired of making things, so i bought these resin turbos from HD.
  4. I've often thought of getting one, or a Stutz Bearcat....keep up the great work, Bud!!!
  5. Even if they pop up after my first opaque coat of kolor, the fact that i sand between every coat with 2000grit, it disappears after my second of four coats.
  6. thANKS AGAIN< Bud!
  7. They arent too bad, lol
  8. Thanks alot, Bud!
  9. Thats already been done for a while now, lol. I was thinking about building it with its sister car; the Uracco.
  10. Glad to help, Bud!, I run a line of super glue along the entire edge of contact for strength while i work on the whole body. I have to snip them out, and sand the glue away IF its in a visible spot. Its a bit of work, but its well worth it!
  11. Thank you so much, Bud...
  12. Very much appreciated, Bud.
  13. Thank you very much, Bud.
  14. Here is how i did the body on my Blitzkrieg.....just like my Isdera Imperator, i start out drawing the side, front, rear, and top in 1/24, then use the drawings as stencils when needed. Other than that, i just take the basic measurements off the drawings, and let things evolve. Here is a consolidated example of how i like to do things; -Photo 1; After making a chassis plate, i attach bulkheads in several critical points. Then i cut out and glue down all the contour strips with copious amounts of super glue over all the joints. -Photo 2; Here are all the starting bulkheads...i will cut/adjust them as i move along. -Photo 3&4; For more gradual/gentle curves, i use my favorite; Milliput putty. I add two dams for the flat ends of the arches, then push the putty into the area masked off by the tape...shaping...tapering it with wet fingers until it is how i need it. -Photo 5; You can see 95% of the bulkheads were safe to remove now. -Photo 6; And heres where its at now....all ready for the doors, and cowl to be cut open -AFTER my next step of rear frame, and hinge work.
  15. Hey, Bud! lol, no, havent watched them in a bit....a whole bunch of horrible happened in my life recently...we had five family members die in the last six months, and another fighting stage 4 cancer now, so i havent had very much motivation lately. I now have 29 open builds, and i seem to only bounce around puttering with them all. Not even enough for updates of any value here i dont think. Thank you for inquiring though, i will try to get to them as soon as i can -sorry for the wait.
  16. OUTSTANDING!!!!
  17. Love all your added details!!
  18. Another crazy car from L.A. -nice job, Bud!!! -i've got some turd polish just for this build, lol....i love the car, and this kit!
  19. I dont like it -i LOVE it!!! absolutely stunning!!!!!
  20. Freaking SWEET!!!....didnt even know there was a kit of this.
  21. Congrats on getting this beauty done, Bud!!! -Love your wood details too!!!
  22. Nice clean build!!
  23. Now that is some crazy kolor!....Outstanding job on this Beast!!!
  24. VERY nice job on that display case!!!.....with such stunning collection of cars, they deserve to be displayed this way!!
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