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Look great and you paint is amazing
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Don't know of this will help. It's a photo from 1972
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I am jealous of everyone's collection of unbuilt kits. I thought I had a lot but compared to some people I don't have neerly as much.
this is my hobby room and collection.
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Here are some that I think are ugly.
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Wow spencer you have some amazing models.
7 minutes ago, spencer1984 said:Wow, some awesome Chargers on display here! I've done a few, since they're such popular TV/movie/game cars:
Would love to see some more pics of the fast and fuirous off-road charger if you have any?
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A modelling resolution for me would be to finish more than two biulds a year.
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Here's an American 74 ford galaxy
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20 more days until we can start working on the 2018 cannonball cars. Don't know about you guys but I already have 3 cars that I want to build for next year.
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More pics with a different floor layout.
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Thanks dumpy dan.
I was thinking ACME auto needs a shop truck and I have two vehicles that would work.
1-1971 ford f100 with a 7.3L powerstroke diesel dually.
2-1969 dodge charge el-camino with a 426 HEMI and prostreet tires.
let me know what you think would be the best shop truck.
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Here's a one that I am working on. It's a el-charger inspired by the krass and Bernie cartoons.
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Great job belugawrx.
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I could see myself geting the gto, impala, pro stock camaro and maybe the tractor.
Do we need another late 60s mustang? I would rather see a 71-73 mustang or a mustang 2.
Why are they calling the 94 impala "Performance"?
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All of you guys have built some cool chargers and thanks for posting them you guys have given me some good ideas for some future biulds.
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Looks good
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I found a pic of this engine. Dose anyone know what it it? It looks like an OHV HEMI but the distributors are in an odd place.
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51 minutes ago, #1 model citizen said:
Thanks Paul. This is pretty much the way figured they work, although they have always been somewhat of a mystery to me. (Something I should have researched but never have
) I am really more interested in the way they look in order to convincingly wire a model engine. Your explanation & photo of the cap(?) helps.
Could you maybe provide a photo of the outside of the magneto with wires in place. Maybe a photo of one on a engine? Anyone? Maybe different styles /brands?
Here are some pics of the outside of some magneto
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Looks good.
I like the motor it probably would have lots of power
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4 minutes ago, Snake45 said:
What a Land Ark that thing was!
Not only was it a big boat it was also a airplane
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43 minutes ago, Snake45 said:
Is that what Chevy Chase drove in Nat Lamp Vacation?
He drove this it's the family truckster it's baced of a 1979 ford ltd contry squire and biult by George Barris.
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What about a 1978 newyorker I have a 1:1 with a 440 would be neat to build a replica of the old hunk of junk
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14 hours ago, Plastic_Passion said:
First off your screen name is awesome and secondly you have a very nice collection too!
Thanks I just realized that is only posted pics of my drag car and I have a lot more model cars than that.
My screen name is just something I came up with it combined my two favourite things about mopars 426 HEMI+6 pack=426pack
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That's a cool motor gives me some ideas for a project
) I am really more interested in the way they look in order to convincingly wire a model engine. Your explanation & photo of the cap(?) helps.
Fires can make for brilliant sunsets...
in The Off-Topic Lounge
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Wow.
Last year we had fires all around us up in northern BC Canada. We were on an evacuation notice and it was raining ashes on our yard. It was around the same time as the fort Mack fires. All the pics are from different fires and that wasint evan all of them.