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	Best place to get kitsDr Cobra replied to Guccillama's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers Wes's Model Car Corner is good to mail order from, they also have a retail store in Blountville, TN. Very good to deal with
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	Thanks for the kind words guys, I should have cleaned some of the fingerprints off before pictures.
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	1990 Mustang LX - SVT Cobra DOHC Powered! UPDATE! 1/22/23Dr Cobra replied to Dennis Lacy's topic in WIP: Model Cars Wild Strawberry ?
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	Awesome work !!!
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	Some of the outlaw racers call the front end extensions "Pecker Extenders" Very nice detail, the only thing is a Pro Mod would not have a belt-driven water pump. Most blown Pro Mods would have the fuel pump mounted there.
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	looking good !!
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	Magnifier 1/12 Ford Gt40Dr Cobra replied to kpnuts's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers I think the turn signals were on toggle switches on the dash,
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	When I get one, I'll put up some pix, he said late January.
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	Fireball Modelworks is going to make me the carb in 1/12 scale
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	a 10.5 Outlaw car will have a rear slick with a 10.5" width designation. The height can be 28", 29.5", 31", or 33". The height varies according the fitment on the car and chassis. 31x10.5 is common.
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	Thanks Guys for the help. I just ordered some parts from Shapeways, so I have looked for them all over that site with no luck. I just emailed Fireball about them.
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	55 Nomad delivery street Gasser (On the bench)Dr Cobra replied to Gumball's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models It's supposed to be a Accel Turbosonic setup. The carb set on top of the adapter and the turbo drew the air/fuel mixture through the carb and blew it through the bottom half of the adapter into the intake.
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	nice !!!!
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	With the carbon fiber parts that I have had experience with (Drag Cars), it's not that the paint is transparent and you can see the carbon through the paint, but it's the fact that carbon has a texture that shows up. It's the fact that the surface that is painted has a weave texture that shows through the paint. Unless there is a lot of sanding and blocking, then it becomes invisible because the surface is smooth. This is my experience with race cars, no experience at all with exotics.
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	Looks good !!! Like the color.
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	Crown Vic police cars in the background.
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	looks good got a few Crown Vics ?
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	Looks good !!
 
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
					
						 
                     
                    