Greg Myers
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Little bits and pieces of clear tape
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Is there another source other than the aftermarket for braided fuel line ?
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I think they look the part too, great tip, thanks
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I think you got it right, and then some.
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Copper Stranded Solder Dri-Wick, where does one get this wonderful stuff ?
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A block of 2X4 a couple of strategically placed holes of the right size depending on what size coat hanger / welding rod you chose. Notice the clothespins are sanded to a usable shape, I don't remember how I attached them though.
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Yeah,candy something over silver.
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I'm at a loss for words. I had a friend that lived down the street that had a complete machine shop in his garage. He did Aerospace work. I never could get him interested in doing something like this.He'd tell me " Go ahead, I wont be using such and such machine for a few days. Way beyond my expertise. Jim you got it. -
Bonneville Phaeton
Greg Myers replied to old-hermit's topic in Other Racing: Road Racing, Salt Flat Racers
Just when you begin to wonder about some of the weird stuff Lindberg puts out. You sure put those parts to good use and very historic.I really like it. -
That looks good from here Kurth. Pepper check out some of the sites on Google, lots of information there.
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Resin 1/16 392 Hemi
Greg Myers replied to AK_Invader's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
Seems like all the dragsters in 1/16th that Revell has done over the years there must be a 392 in there somewhere. -
Gotta dig through the ol decal box and hope they don't splinter.
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Those look great, what kits do they come from? I've got a '97 on the road.
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Hey Brad, is that the new Logo?
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'57 Chevy Bel Air Convertible - 1/16 - Junk Car
Greg Myers replied to Model Junkyard's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Very impressive. One can really put the detail into those lager scales. -
I think the wheels came from one of those early Monogram Pro Stock Camaros. The engine and headers (best part) came from a JoHan Mavrick.
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"A happy accident I suppose" nothing wrong with that. ;)So what's in store for the exhaust?
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Just like the old days. Nice clean build. " no other frame modifications" I thought for sure you had lengthened the frame.
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I got started on these "Flip Fronts" after reading and seeing the "How To" in the olf Rod & Custom Models Magazine back in the day.
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Got side tracked from this with a double Buick Nailhead AMT DD. I can't come up with a good color, the red plastic throws me.
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Wonderful in so many ways. Inspirational as well.:oHere's one I built many years ago.
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Another great build. Do you race these cars? What do you use for a chassis and motor?
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That color,as they say, POPS!
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Great idea, tucking that MPC body in there to build up the fire wall. Here's a pic of a friend of mine's car.
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Made me look. Always one of my favorites,a friend had one in college, turquoises with a 427. Great build.