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I’ve never been big on coloured plug wires because they more often than not seem to be out of scale (too fat). However, I recently found this .020” stuff at a local electronics supply house. I haven’t used it yet though, so no installed pic.?

It’s only a roll bar, no cage…but here are the dimensions. Diameter is .017”.

What are the two parts on the bottom left?

I agree. That is one of the most realistic weathering jobs I’ve seen on here!?

Every Sunday is cruise night in Winnipeg. There were sure a lot of neat vehicles out. Here are just a few.

I don’t think bubbles are too much of a concern, especially if you are blowing it through an airbrush. The mess on the lids is my main irk. I have had some old testors paints that I couldn’t get the lids off with a pair of pliers.?

This is how I did mine. Not exactly a factory stock look, but they work nice. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/132080-65-chevy-stepside/

Nice build!? I used to love that show.?

Very nice looking Bronco! ? I have a couple of these that I have yetto get started.

Really nice fleet of old Fords you have there Tom!

Beautiful build! ? Awesome scratch building skills.

That is one beautiful paint job! Very nice all round.?

Very nice restoration job! Well done.?

Thanks for taking the time to fix up your old threads David. Bus is looking good!?

I think those wheels look great on it. Nice job so far!?

Well it’s been slow going again on this one. I have a couple other ones I’ve been working on also. I did manage to get a couple coats of paint on it. Still needs more work, but camping season is here now, so it may be a while before I get back to it.

I think scissors would work better on the foil tape.

Yeah…I hope they upgraded the bolts holding the bumper on to match!? Now that I look at it again, that grill is off of something else right? I think maybe a Ford or Mercury something?

Saw this in a local storeage compound today. I imagine the back portion was custom built at some point in its life. And at some point it became a trailer instead of a Motorhome. ?

My wife bought a couple new kitchen knives for our fifth wheel trailer. We only have one drawer to store all our utensils in. So I made a couple of styrene sheaths for them to protect them from rattling around and getting dull. I used tamiya cement to laminate it together because I really wanted the layers “welded” together. Has anyone else made any thing out of styrene, other than models?

Nice. That is something a little different. Looking good! ?

Nice, and a very worthwhile project! I like that body style.?

Neat idea. If you have a ratchet wrench with the knurled handle, maybe you could roll it over the leather to get a pattern?

Very nice. That color does look great on it!?

Or you could scratch build a set of brackets?