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NOBLNG

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  1. Nice looking project Karl. Leaf springs look great.?I’m not a fan of the low profile tires on a 4x4, but that’s just my preference…I have a thing for big tires.? Carry on.
  2. Well despite the issues you had Garry, it turned out Great.?
  3. Nice looking model, and beautiful paint work Lee!?
  4. Excellent work Nick!??
  5. https://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?make=Packard I don’t see anything real close on this site. Nothing close to the one that I have either.?
  6. Wow, that’s a lot of engine for that little car!?
  7. Casting the parts would be the best solution although not economical. I would think 5 minute epoxy would work as good as anything for the original parts. I would pin the pieces and drill some holes for the epoxy to key into. It’s up to the OP to experiment.
  8. Wow, that bird really looks Super!?
  9. It looks really good in that blue Bob.? I hope you can get it smoothed out.
  10. Very nice!?
  11. Nice plan and good progress Les.? It looks like a pretty nice kit, except for that roof seam.?
  12. I think I’ve got both sides looking similar now. A coat of primer will tell for sure. Now these headlights are going to take some fiddling with to fit properly. They will need to get stripped too and a bit of Milliput added to fill the gaps I think.?
  13. Fantastic work Chris! That engine detailing is awesome!?
  14. They both look great!?
  15. Looking good David, I like that Cobalt green.?
  16. Cool looking project!??
  17. Thanks Guys! I did a bit of polishing on the body and it could likely use a bit more…but here’s some mock up pics.?
  18. My motto too….here, hold my beer for a minute….?
  19. Sauce goes hand in hand with ribs on the barbecue.
  20. Great work on that wrecker bed there Bill ! ?
  21. Nice conversion on that dash Alan! I searched and searched for a good pic of the speedo. I found a couple, but the coloring and contrast of a stock Plymouth speedo is pretty bland. By the time I downsize it to 1/25, the detail is nearly obliterated.?
  22. Welcome to the forum Don. You may have to do a bit of experimenting. Try spraying it un-thinned first. It is filler primer, so I assume you want some thickness. If it is too thick to spray, then try a 2:1 primer/thinner mix. Adjust the mixture to your liking. Hope this helps.
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