my80malibu

Excellent. The Engine is Magnifcent and the rest is very good too.

Next time you order, ask Jameston if he will include a sample of Scalefinishes primer. It's some of the finest pigmented primer I have used, lays down very nice, and sands beautifully.

Sorry for your loss. Try to remain strong,and just do your best.

Absolutely Vanstastic

M.A.S. Has some of those This should help. email: terrykinnearjr@embarqmail.com Phone # (814) 282-9244

I have used both Castrol and Isopropyl alcohol to strip paint from resin, not sure about Modelhaus products. I haven't painted any of those yet. Neither one of these products damaged the resin in any way.

If you wanted to attach the PE part to a flat colored surface you can use dullcote for the adhesive instead

I use clear coat too, or in some instances Future.

Excellent mix of kits Albert.

Right on, great save.

You could take a started project with you, and some supplies,and finish it.

I did'nt see much wrong with the kit, as it was done by Monogram in the first place. I would pay $25.00 for one today, or tomorrow. I guess I dont understand, when Steve says he wants it done up right, or how he was hosed by Revell. If Revell still has the molds. They should try to resolve the issue with Steve, if he has the copyrights. Possibly he should be open to a Deal with them that benefits everyone. Thats Business.

Very nice collection.

It doesn't cost anything to clean it, why don't you clean it first.then shoot some water thru it to test it out.

P&S hobbies used to have some in resin

I built this for, My clubs kit exchange build, for next months sub theme. http://public.fotki.com/Gabriel12/finished-models/dscn0010.html This depicts one of Track cars at work, that are used for driver training purposes.

Now that you are up and running. Whats your next build?

I was looking at your original post, Did they even Balance the wheels with the new tires? Just curious, the pictures before, and after the cleaning. Shows where the wheel weight used to be.

Excellent!

More Outrageous than the last, John. Cant wait to see it in person.

The problem I am having is with static dust or cling, not dust in my paint.

Preventing static dust from attaching to your model after the paint has dried. I have in progress a police car build going on, Black & white, and it is attracting dust like a magnet. I have decaled, and cleared it. Would waxing it help? or is there another way?

where are the body and the headers from?

looks good Anne maybe next time you could turn it down by half make an opposing side then sandwich the spokes in between