Fieldguy06
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I make it myself with styrene rod and strips.
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I do use Solvaset these decals were extremely thin and I didn’t have another set to double them up, the maker of this sheet is no longer selling decals so it was kinda difficult to not have any of the bleed thru. I appreciate the comments!!
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Thanks everyone!!
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Thanks everyone I appreciate the feedback!!
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Thanks buddy I appreciate the feedback!!
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This is my 2014 Dale Jr Coke Zero 400 car, I used tamiya black and red, the decals are from stoney’s, powerslide, and bedlam creations. I used parts from Brandon Miller’s shapeways store, also used stuff from Ted’s Modeling.
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This is my 2008 Dale Jr Amp Michigan winner. Powerslide decals, model masters emerald metallic green, Tamiya white.
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This is my Kyle Larson 2015 throwback build. Lowered the ride height, Tamiya black, and MTN Fluorescent green. Powerslide decals.
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This is my 2017 Brad Keselowski Dale Jr tribute car.
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This is my Dale Jr 2016 Nationwide “Amelia” CanAm Duel winner.
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Hey I want to build a 2008 Dale Jr nationwide series car, and I can’t figure out what size styrene strip to use to make accurate side skirts. Any advice?
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Thanks guys I really appreciate the feedback.
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This is my 2014 Dale Jr Martinsville win car. I lowered the ride height, added braided lines to the engine and other parts of the car, did the ECU wiring, added brake ducts, also added the clear spoiler extension as well. I made a pit box for this build as well. The decals are powerslide, and stoneys brake ducts and side skirt rivets. I used tamiya pure white.
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I used the micro sol, I apply the decals and use a q tip to apply it and just work the decal till it’s smoothe
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This is my 2015 Dale Jr Nationwide Phoenix win car. I used Tamiya light metallic blue, Tamiya pure white. I used the powerslide sheet, also a grill and brake duct decals from stoneys. I added some braided lines to this build, also added brake ducts as well. I added a splitter, lowered the ride height, and tucked the tires. I modified the seat, added belts and the koolbox hose as well.
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What are you using for the padding on the seat?
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Thanks everyone, I appreciate the feedback!!
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Yeah on the last pit stop they needed a left front and they grabbed one from a truck team.
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This is my 2004 Dale Jr Daytona 500 winner. I used a resin nose, racescale decals, tamiya paints as well.
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Thanks everyone!! Unfortunately my 3 year old grabbed it off my desk and scratched the body up, I have got the body off the chassis and luckily I can strip the body and redo it. I will post pics once it’s done again.
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This is my 2018 Brad Keselowski Southern 500 winner. I lowered the ride height, added a splitter, plug wires, ecu wires added, made a steering column, added the second fire extinguisher, interior door padding as well. Paint is Tamiya semi gloss black, Tamiya metallic gold. Power slide decals, also Stoney’s brake duct decals. This was a fun build, any comments or suggestions welcome!!
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This is my 2015 Dale Jr Dewshine build. The colors are tamiya British racing green, tamiya pure white, testors neon yellow. I lowered the ride height, tucked the tires into the fenders, I used an aftermarket resin full containment seat, I drilled the dash and added the ignition wires. I added the steering column as well. I added the splitter as well. The decals are from Stoney, brake duct decals are also Stoney as well. I enjoyed this build, first “short track” build I have done.
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Cut the springs down and the shocks, then bend the a-arms very gently as well. I don’t use the brake rotors from the kit and it helps tuck the tires very well.
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Thanks everyone! I really appreciate the comments!!
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This is my 2017 Dale Jr Coke 600 car, I used tamiya pure white, tamiya light metallic blue. These are a great set of decals from Stoney. I lowered the ride height, made a splitter, added the radio antenna.
