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Moron this developing story at the top of the hour.

Beautifully done Kari! I really like the colour combo!👍😎

I picked this one up cheap at a flea market. It is complete except for a missing transmission rear cover. I assume that maybe a youngster may have attempted to build it and gave up? The engine and drivetrain was pretty much assembled (unpainted thankfully) with I think the old Testors tube glue.😬 Some parts were not properly located and the poseable steering was glued solid. Last night I managed to disassemble it mostly, and this morning I drilled out and replaced all the pins in the steering components, and re-assembled the engine.

Are there any other kits besides these two? I’ve been musing about building a ‘32 Deuce hot rod, but with a Chevy instead of Ford. Thanks, Greg

It’s best to use a vegetable based glue.

I just pulled the pic off an old “show us your gluebombs” thread, so I assumed it wasn’t yours, or anyone on here’s build.😳

Does anyone make an accurate version, either styrene or resin?

Get a #5 needle and tip for the Paasche H and you should be good for larger scales. Paasche also has 1oz. and 3oz. bottles for the H which hold a lot more paint than the the cup does when doing those large jobs.

Know your limits and exceed them at your own peril.

Congrats to your sister.

Often I sit down at my model bench with big plans and then they don’t materialize.

Great looking Bronco!👍

Awesome!😎👍

Excellent work! Your weathering is spot on! 👍

Great idea and beautiful execution!😎👍

Steven’s next completed build after planting his whole yard with marijuana.🤪

Probably not very old, but here are the tube glues that I have.🤷‍♂️

Picked these up at a local flea market, both kits for $30. I checked and the Audi is complete, but unfortunately the engine and drivetrain are assembled and unpainted.😕 The Mack is unstarted but had one bag of parts open and one sealed. It is the original issue (T535)🙂 I assume it is complete from a preliminary look.

This!🥵

Future floor polish makes a good clear coat so I am told.

Except for one loud crack…it’s all peaceful and quiet out there.

Nice work you are doing Evan to fix all the deficiencies in the kit pieces. I like your steering column.👍

Another couple of rounds in the pond and we’ll see what you have to work with.🧐

I like to use 0.020” brass for pinning small parts if possible. I do also have 0.015” and 0.010” phosphor bronze wire that I have used for extremely tiny parts.

You might be getting old and cranky,🤔 but that’s beside the point….neighbours should be respectful. You shouldn’t have to resort to this but a set of these bluetooth beauties might help when it gets real annoying.