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‘55 El Camino
NOBLNG replied to NOBLNG's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
The engine will be an LS from a Revell Camaro. I plan to use the dual exhaust from a Revell ‘55 chevy…or scratch build something? So I removed the molded in exhaust and patched up the chassis. I have not yet decided on wheels/tires and stance. That’s all for now.?- 118 replies
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‘55 El Camino
NOBLNG replied to NOBLNG's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
The half cab roof section supplied with the kit is narrower than the original roof and needs a fair bit of work and putty to look like it belongs there.? And I’ve removed the vent windows while I’m at it. I am going to install a real walnut bed made from 2” wide edge banding. Once I get enough clear lacquer on it, I will add styrene strips and foil them.?- 118 replies
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What can I say…I have to build it.? I got this kit for $3 due to an estate sale. I am separating the box from the interior so that the box can be attached and painted with the body. All comments welcome as always.?
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Decisions like what colour to paint a model are one of the stumbling blocks that keep me from being more prolific.
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Outstanding work! It looks great!?
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AMT/ Model King 1972 Blazer
NOBLNG replied to DJMar's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Nice mockup DJ. If this kit is the same as the Crew Chief kit, it has some out of scale issues with the engine, differentials and a few other parts. I like the look of the larger tires. -
Great work everyone!? Makes me wish I had one of these kits.?
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Good eye, and nice work the way you got those body lines to line up and meld together!??
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Thanks Trevor, you could be correct. The different spare tire location would make sense. Here it is beside a Revell ‘56 Nomad chassis. And an AMT ‘55 Nomad on the left.
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What does this chassis belong to? It’s a flea market find that someone was trying to put an AMT ‘55 Nomad body on Thanks, Greg.?
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Late to post means your answer is toast.?
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5 O’clock somewhere is a good excuse to begin imbibing.
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It would have to be a brand name (parts available) unit that I could get dirt cheap. You quite likely would be better off to buy a brand new Paasche H or Badger 350. They relatively cheap, easy to use, easy to clean and parts are available. There are other fancier airbrushes, but these are dirt simple workhorses that can use a paint cup or a jar. JMO.?
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At last it’s done
NOBLNG replied to Allison's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Looks great Allison.? Only thing I would advise is to sand the tire treads so they look used.? -
Vernacular dialects are highly sought for telephone customer service positions.
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Puke makes me want to barf.
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Great looking rig!? The El Camino itself is really nice.?
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The Martian Spider ran this engine I believe. https://kustomrama.com/wiki/Jay_Ohrberg's_Martian_Spider
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1970 Coronet RT conversion pieces
NOBLNG replied to gtx6970's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Is must be one of the two or three? https://www.motortrend.com/features/1970-dodge-coronet-rt-hemi-convertible-restoration/ -
Perfect!?
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Is it ever hot outside!?
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AMT for me!? Really, like others the subject is the most important thing. I‘ve only built a couple of Tamiya kits and although the fit and quality is excellent, I don’t care much for their instructions.
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I like the color also. Stance looks good too!?
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Looking real sharp!?