
Mike D
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Thank you. I learned a lot about conceived limitations. Patience and planning are key to breaking through.
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Thanks. The plate took a little figuring out so it worked and stayed in any position.
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Nice work. Sinister...
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Thanks for your kind words. It was a fun build, especially the pull-down plate.
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Wow! Thank you so much.
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Thanks David! It was a fun build with a few firsts for me. Thanks for looking...
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Thanks Francis. I appreciate you looking and supportive comment.
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’72 Dodge Demon Drag Racer 1/25 scale
Mike D replied to AmericanMuscleFan's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
Hi Francis, Sorry for the late reply, but I find the forum hard to navigate so I don't visit often. I plan on using the body, interior and chassis from the MPC 75 Dart Sport kit. It's not the same as Carlton's car, but I don't get to tied up in all of the things you do mainly because I don't have the skill required to address them. I think the Hemi will come from the AMT Super Bee kit and everything else will be aftermarket or scratch built. I'm still in the process of gathering everything I need and will post something once I have a plan of attack. I'll be following your project and picking up tips and techniques from it. Thanks for reaching out! Mike -
I built this Revell kit as a typical muscle car that could be found on the streets in the 70's. I added a lot of detail to make it look realistic, even adding a working pull-down license plate with the gas filler neck and gas cap, which was common back then. Door locks, tire valve stems, drive shaft balance weights and a lot of work in the engine bay, on the engine and chassis. The paint is Model Masters Dark Green Metallic enamel with their enamel High Gloss clear. I made mistakes but pleased with the end result.
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Looking forward to following your project.
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’72 Dodge Demon Drag Racer 1/25 scale
Mike D replied to AmericanMuscleFan's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
I’m starting a similar project, Don Carlton’s Rod Shop Demon. It will be a blend of his Pro Stock/Match Racer. Will be following your project closely. -
Thanks. You have a keen eye noticing the balance weights on the driveshaft. Not many pick up on that detail.
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Thanks everyone for all of the positive comments. They are greatly appreciated.
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Thanks so much. Your comment is greatly appreciated.
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Thank you for your kind words. The spark plug boots and the tire valve stems are from Norm at Miniatures of Maryland.
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Thanks Tim. I appreciate your kind words.
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Ok. Thanks.
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They are from Detail Master.
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Thanks so much. It was a fun build. Wait until you see my next crazy “A little something different“ project I’m working on now.
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I love it. It’s 1/24 though. Do you think it would work with a 1/25?
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Wow. I’m humbled. Thank you so much for your kind words. The seat belts are part number 23002 from Eduard. USAF & USN WWII early 1/24. The belt material is painted masking tape.
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