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Las Vegas Exotic Car Driving Experience
iamsuperdan replied to Mike 1017's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
That would be a blast. There used to be a company in Vancouver, BC called Scenic Rush that did a supercar experience. You would drive from Vancouver up the Sea To Sky Highway to Whistler, have a fancy lunch, then drive back. Takes a full day, and you experience four different exotics. Was an awesome day! -
Anyone Recognize This Tag On My Model?
iamsuperdan replied to oldcarfan's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
First post clearly states that he knows what the kits are. I think what Gary is looking for is if anyone recognizes the writing on them. Maybe someone here is selling their built up kits on eBay. -
Decals arrived from SpotModel. Sheet of Porsche logos, so now I can finish up the 3d printed Porsches I've started, and have plenty for the upcoming printed Porsches I'm doing.
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🚗 Gran Torino 4-Door Sedan 1974・ 3D File for 3D printing・Cults
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I know there's a similar thread, but I couldn't find it. Cue the comments about searching. Anyway, this was on the news here in Canada yesterday.
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International Transtar CO 4070A
iamsuperdan replied to Wolf's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Nice work so far! This is a great kit. I wish all of AMT's truck kits could be as good as this one. -
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The old Tahoe has been parked for about a year now. After doing some body repairs last summer, the "new" fender and hood turned out to be more flawed than originally thought. Plus it needed a lot of work; sudden and mysterious electrical gremlin that started sucking the juice, tie rod ends, ball joints, complete brake job front & rear, plus some rust starting to bubble up. Because I don't have a heated garage to fix things over the winter months, we just parked it. Sat all winter...and spring...and most of the summer. Last week I decided to get back on it. So bought a new battery, chased down the electrical issue, which turned out to be a frayed ground cable. Cleaned it up, and ordered a bunch of parts. So I guess the project is back on. I still see all the flaws, but looks pretty good when cleaned up.
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the legend lives on from the chippewa on down
iamsuperdan replied to michelle's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
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Honestly, like Bill said above, I'd go outside and find some sand. Check out this YT channel. Some amazing diorama work here. Including how to make sand, gravel, and dirt roads. https://www.youtube.com/@lasercreation-world1981/videos
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What do you drive?
iamsuperdan replied to gasman's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Will do! It has the turbo inline 6. Super smooth and quiet drive, even with the Duratrac tires. Fast too, and it's not even the high output version. Two days in, so not much to report yet. -
What did you see on the road today?
iamsuperdan replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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What do you drive?
iamsuperdan replied to gasman's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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What did I accomplish recently? Well, I have a project I'm working on. Initial plan was just to change the factory wheels. So I 3d printed a set of wheels and tires. But... Then I decided it needed a new engine, so I 3d printed a new Hellcat V8 in what I thought was properly scaled to 1/25. Then I decided the new engine looked too small, so I found dimensions for the real thing, calculated it out to 1/24 scale and reprinted it. Then I decided THAT looked too small. It's the same size as the stock 360ci V8. Plus I got the placement of some of the pulleys wrong. So now I'm re-sizing it up to almost 1/20 scale and 3d printing and building a third engine. Plus, the 2nd engine didn't fit too well, so I bought the files for a full tube frame front end to swap into the kit. Which means all new suspension and brakes. But it will have functioning steering, something old AMT kits just don't have. Which means cutting apart the frame and reconfiguring the radiator and body mounts and all of that fun stuff. This thing is snowballing from a simple quick build to something far more complicated. 🤪