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A bass amp is designed to emphasize the low end frequencies, so although it won't give it more fuzz, it will change the tone. I think I read somewhere that he used a Marshall guitar amp, but plugged it into bass cabinets, which would definitely give a little more low end thump. It also sounds like he plays everything on the neck pickup, again changing tone slightly. It does kind of sound like he uses a Big Muff or some other fuzz pedal, but I suspect his tone is more a combination of his guitar and amp settings, not any kind of effect. I listen to Kyuss quite a bit. If you're into podcasts, check this one out. Alan Cross is a hugely respected rock journalist here in Canada. He has his one show, The Ongoing History of New Music. He did a two-parter on Josh, QOTSA, and the history. It's good, as are all of his shows. Part 1: https://open.spotify.com/episode/57u6Edl73OXzLPgdzY7iQ5?si=QBvklhxhTBaLjUajrWVVig Part 2: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1IojuKJgbrKDYJGCRfgJU8?si=gZVDt7j7RleenSRnKX89oQ

Nope, Tamiya yellow tape and a sharp X-Acto knife! I have the liquid mask stuff, and haven't been a bi fan of it. Mayb e I just need more practice with it.

Excellent work. The stance and the wheels are perfect for this.

It's funny. I'm not a big fan of QOTSA, but I'm a huge fan of Josh Homme's previous band; Kyuss.

Whoa! If I saw that in a local liquor store, I'd buy it just for the box. I'm not a big beer drinker, but would make an exception for this.

I'm hearing a little Evanescence in there. Maybe some Nightwish. On a somewhat related note, have a listen to some Arch Enemy. Try and picture the singer in your mind. Then go watch a video. Not what I was expecting for sure. Anyway, I listen to them a fair bit.

I like it. Basically the same thing I do when I make my own. Close enough for my tastes.

Probably the Fujimi kit?

I actually found this book a couple of years ago. My late father in law had a ton of old books, comics, and magazines stacked in the attic in the garage. Hot Rod was one of the books. Appears to be the original first printing too. I read it, and was amused. \

I think it turned out pretty good! I've always had a hard time with BMF. Definitely something I need practice with. Although, the Molotow chrome pens have somewhat negated by need for BMF.

Coming along. Most of the trim work is painted now, and I got the chassis painted. I'm happy with how the masking turned out on this. Next up will be fitting the engine into the chassis and scratching building the exhaust. It's a tight squeeze fitting the engine into the bay. But it looks like I can do it without major surgery. Still deciding on wheels. Not sure if I'm going to go with the stock 454SS wheels (which I really, really like) or a set of resin wheels I have here. Could be an interesting look. And for those wondering, these are the colours I went with.

Not sure how I missed this thread. Holy moly. That is some next level building right there.

Posted it up when I finished it. A couple of years ago now. I still plan on building another, and taking my time this time.

I have always been a voracious reader. Since I was a little kid right to the present day. As a kid growing up in the 80s, for me it was all Stephen King. The first I had heard of him was The Dead Zone. Was on a break from school, long weekend or Christmas break or something, and the movie was on Superchannel or something. Thought it was creepy and cool, went with my mum to the library and found the book. And from there, I read everything he did. Christine has been my fav book of his since I first read it, and The Body is hands down his best short story, if not his best story period. Probably the best movie adaptation as well. I also was really into Clive Barker's books. Books of Blood is still an absolute classic. The Great and Secret Show as well. It was books like those though that got me into exploring the classics. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, anything by HG Wells, I got really into horror and sci-fi from all eras. Those are still my fav fiction books to read.

Definitely post that up in the Big Rigs section! We don't get MAN trucks over here, but I think most of us are familiar with the brand.

I've always wondered what happened to old show cars and magazine cars, and how many them become unrecognizable or fall into serious disrepair..

I have liked this generation of Mustang for a long time. Highly underrated when compared to the 67-69 cars. A co-worker has this one. I think he said its a 73. He bought it in high school, so late 80s. Has completely rebuilt it, and it is definitely no longer stock.

The Curse of Oak Island. The first season was just okay. But nothing ever happens. They're on like season 6 or something, and are getting nowhere. The story of Oak Island is quite interesting though, and I think there is something there. But the bozos on that show aren't going to find it!

Excellent build. And your pics are fantastic!

Just noticed something over the weekend. I was at the bench, working on a kit or two and had the music going, when I noticed the CD cover. This album came out late 2019.

Had a serious lack of space for my finishing builds. Ikea to the rescue! Finally got some new shelving to display those finished builds! These are two of three. The third is undergoing some modification/experimentation, as I want something that will fit trailers. Still need to play around and come up with a good way to park everything. We actually had a major project recently. Moved the boy's room to the basement, and moved our office/computer/bookshelves, etc to his old room. Good opportunity to add the shelving. The lighting in the new office/display room is pretty good too.

Excellent job! This is a kit I enjoyed building, but want to go back and try again. I feel I rushed mine a little, didn't turn out how I envisioned it. Yours is much better!

Looks familiar! I built the original ESCI version a few years ago, and painted mine in a matte green, very similar to yours. You did a much better job!

SIx hours one way or six hours return? If it was six hours return, I'd do that in a heartbeat. Are the models built or unbuilt?