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Yes sir, that is a gold '57 Chevy. Looking forward to seeing how this one ends up. I find gold to be a very fickle color.

That was my 2nd guess

Wow, don't know what I did to bring this about, but thanks. I am following in the footsteps of someone that I can never hope to equal. Harry had a special knack for keeping things running smoothly. I am lucky that the members here bring things to my attention so that I can look like I know what I am doing. The real stars of the forum are it's members. The members who are quick to offer advice, answer questions and offer up that critical part that is needed to finish a model.

My first impression when seeing this was Fury police car.

I would start by making sure everything is open all the way, including the regulator. If it doesn't spray wide open, you know you have something defective. Make sure the tip is clear too.

MegaHobby.com has fair pricing and fast shipping.

There was only one comment that didn't directly address the original question, but it did expand on the previous comment of trying it on a spare piece of styrene (although stealing the spoons is not the way to do it).

My wife has used heat on embossing powders in her crafting. She says it is what she does to "set" the embossing powder. She uses what she calls "special" adhesive with the powder. Working in small sections,I just use paint (roughly the same color as the powder I am using) and pour the powder onto it. Continue with small sections until everything is done. It stays in place very well when the paint dries. Modelers and crafters use embossing powders for different reasons. Generally, we don't mess with ours too much after the model is complete. Here is an example of embossing powder over paint.

Actually, I guess you can say they are, since every member here has the ability to report posts. Unfortunately, some members chose to argue among themselves in the middle of someone else's thread rather than just reporting the posts so that the moderators can handle it.

I believe this is the flyer sent out to the wholesalers/retailers. I don't think it is actually out yet (but soon will be).

Just a reminder. Selling (or linking to items you are selling) is not allowed on this board.

We have a dedicated Model Truck section with a section for Big Rigs and a section for Light Trucks. There are also Workbench areas, for works in progress, and Under Glass areas, for completed models, for each area.

There are a couple of members that end up typing in the quote box and replace the original text. If you accidently click into the box, all you have to do is click just beneath the quote box and you will once again be typing in the correct place. It does get a bit confusing when it happens.

Well, that is my local club. Unfortunately, I do not know very many members of the club. There are several other members that are members here as well. Hopefully, they might be able to put you in contact with him.

Everyone reacts differently to the various drugs. It is good to know the side-effects so that you can ask the right questions when you are talking to your doctor. It never hurts to keep those folks on their toes.

I got it. Thanks for fixing the original Bernard. I even read that post earlier and did not see it. My brain put the correct word in, I guess. How about shooting us a message if it happens again, instead of repeating it

That would be quite the barn find.

It is down in the Community section. Lots of cool things going on down there.

Yep, it's the same problem deleting PM's. I am hoping the new version of the software is a little more user friendly. From a content standpoint, we would rather see the attachments stay active. Maybe that is why the developers built in a few unnecessary steps.

This is another function that I have not tried, so this will be my best guess. You may have to go to the actual post and delete it from there. Dave is planning to do a software update in the not to distant future. Might be worth waiting to see if this is a function that gets changed. EDIT: I just went to the actual post that I had uploaded an attachment and was able to delete it from there. This removed it from my attachment list as well.

I actually found using an airbrush to be easier, but I started with ready to spray paint. I didn't have to mix anything. I like that color, what is it called? I don't know what the GM code is.

It adds about $25k to the base price.

I will lock it right here.

There is a HUGE after market parts industry (something like $150 Billion) where you can buy all the chrome, carbon fiber and paint that you can imagine. There are some folks who must put custom parts on as soon as they buy a new vehicle and drop it off at the custom shop on the way home from the dealership. There are others who will only use whatever "custom" options are available from the factory. Everyone has different tastes and the manufactures can never please us all, but if you have the time and money you can get exactly what you want.

If I buy a kit that doesn't have an engine and an opening hood, I will build it curbside. Although they are all curbside once they go on the shelf.