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I’ll say that’s RADICAL!? looking good so far!
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Got my treadplate today. The white sheets are listed as 1/50th scale, the brown as 1/25th. The 1:1 aluminum plate I have has parallel diamonds at 2” on center, so I calculate the smaller white sheets to be closer to 1/10th scale? Oh well...they will look OK I think for the project I have in mind.?
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Want back in the hobby. Need a new airbrush
NOBLNG replied to Munyundo's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Yeah, the pvc tank is not a good idea. If it fails it can explode and throw shrapnel everywhere. Some folks do it, but there are better options, like the harbour freight compressor idea. -
Automotive (and other) toys from our childhood
NOBLNG replied to Harry P.'s topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
I agree. And I also think it contributed to my mechanical abilities and ingenuity!? -
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Tail Lights - Scratch Building
NOBLNG replied to Nekomata's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I cast these from Bondic by pressing the original (Top) into some silly putty. I then painted them with Tamiya X-27 clear red. A nicer job wouldn’t be difficult.? -
This is coming along nicely! How about splitting the tailgate in the center and hinging it on both sides like on a van? Just a thought.
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Very first time using an airbrush
NOBLNG replied to Peterbilt359's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
It looks like you got nice even coverage. No runs that I can see. There is definitely some kind of debris on the surface though. Is it dust settled on the surface after it’s dried, or is it stuck to the paint? If is is in the paint, try gman’s advice above. -
Stripping Paint from Aluminum Wheels
NOBLNG replied to Len Woodruff's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I believe aluminum requires a zinc-chromate primer for best results. I don’t know if there are any newer products? -
It got Lt. Dan from Forrest Gump in a little over 20 questions. Then I showed it to my wife who tried Elvis Presley and it guessed Steve McQueen.
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I made a mold last night and today tried casting some accessories for a Buick nailhead. They didn’t turn out too good due to some air bubbles. I think I made the mold opposite to what I should have... ie: the sprues for the vent holes should have been added to the second half. Oh well, it’s my first attempt at delicate parts. I,ve done another pour, so we’ll see if it turns out better.
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Wow! This is coming along fabulously!
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Yes. And very nicely.
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So this is definition of PRO BUILT?
NOBLNG replied to Oldcarfan27's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Pro...potential rip off? -
What John said!?
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50,000 + kits from just one mold ?
NOBLNG replied to Greg Myers's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
That’s enough to completely pack 2-1/2 forty foot shipping containers. -
AMT kits with automatic transmissions
NOBLNG replied to porschercr's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Cool! I am wanting to build a vacuum chamber also. Any plans on what to use for a vacuum unit? -
How do I harden a rubberized resin body?
NOBLNG replied to aurfalien's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
You could possibly try putting it in a food dehydrator? -
'65 GMC tow truck
NOBLNG replied to Nazz's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
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'65 GMC tow truck
NOBLNG replied to Nazz's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Pretty tough to find pics of a 3/4 ton. Most are of updated setups. I’m not sure exactly what the photo is of? It came up when I googled GMC 3100 suspension. The schematic is off a spring supplier’s site. They only list leafs on 4x4’s, but I don’t think that is correct? They each show a different rear shackle setup. There is a discussion on this site about springs, but no pics. Maybe someone else has first hand knowledge? https://talk.classicparts.com/threads/c10-c20-differances.8243/