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Very beautiful work and craftsmanship
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On 1/22/2022 at 4:59 AM, Mike Stem said:
Peek-A- Boo Blue
Who makes it what brand I mean and thanks
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Sorry I wasn't able to complete mine but my new job of railroad crew shuttle driver is an on call 24-7 position
One where you get sleep as you can pays good but modeling took a major hit
Kudos to those that won and completed their builds
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See if I can do any better this year being sick a lot last year didn't do any favors for modeling
See what I can come up with
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What color blue did you use nice car
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8 hours ago, OldTrucker said:
That was what most of the trucks I drove had, many with armstrong steering!LOL
Wait wait let me stand to turn uuuuuuuhgh
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Trucks looking great
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On 12/8/2021 at 12:22 PM, OldTrucker said:
Don't know why my pictures are so fuzzy on my computer.
They look great on my phone which is what I have been using to take them.
Look good to me on my phone
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These came in the right colors got some HO 1/87 decals awhile back for these
Made them both single stack one will have dual air cleaners the other single air cleaner and a lubrifiner
Will be changing out the rear Alcoa rims for five slot rims
Hoping to order a bunch of detail parts for these next month if I can
On the glider kit you can see I already added the Watkins heralds to the doors
Anyone have general dimensions for a KW lubrifiner
Thanks and enjoy the tow trucks are in progress slow but sure
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Thank for all the help muchly appreciated
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1 hour ago, '70 Grande said:
Next, I glued the cut-down/reassembled heads and valve covers to the block. I modified the intake manifold by cutting it down in two places, (1st: taking-out a small-section between the radiator hose hole-opening and the front of the intakes and a 2nd: in the same location right in front of the distributor mounting hole). These 2 cuts kept the intakes into the heads pretty-much "as is" from the V8... probably not correct for the 1:1 world, but the air cleaner covers-up so much of that intake manifold anyway that I don't think it really matters. By weathering this engine, I think it'll hide some of the imperfections in this cut-down V8. The following pics will show you how it will look from the front view and also inside the kit's frame/body.
Very nicely done
Yeah mine is starting from the monogram #66 trop artic kit but I'm building it as a BGN car
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54 minutes ago, Khils said:
Another option....Revell #52 SAI Lane Automotive ASA Camaro kit #7141 has a V-6 already race set up.
Yeah if I could find one or a parts one cheap
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Ok was hoping for maybe a resin or other media
As my cutting skills suck after nerve damage in my hands from when I rolled a tractor trailer thanks to a driver under the influence
Much appreciated though
How much and where would I need to make the cut(s)
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This is for a 1990 Pontiac BGN project I'm trying to put together any help is deeply appreciated
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Looking to find a GM V6 for a monogram 1/24 BGN Pontiac I'm working on
Any help is appreciated
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33 minutes ago, Jhedir6 said:
It's like book of the month club. Each month they mail you a new kit, I'm guessing the newest release if there is one. If no new release than an older one, I guess.
So it's on salvinos site ????
Thanks
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On 10/31/2021 at 8:32 AM, Mikey56 said:
If you haven't, you really need to join the Builders Club.....you'll be surprised at what's coming in the future!!
Builders club sorry I'm stupid here as I haven't kept up with the kit industry
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Rims are soaking to be de-chromed update soon
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What yellow was used