Lyle Siemens
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I had one of those when I was a kid. Lots of fun to work with and you did a great job.
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Looks really good in blue. Great job
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GM_F_platform
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This kit deserved the extra touches as a more correct shifter, guage decals and wiring. I won it through eBay as an open box but complete. The plastic that held the parts, crumbled. Love this kit. Not correct but fun to get it close.
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Duplicolor Chromecast red with duplicolor clear enamel rattle cans. No polishing. Got lucky I guess.
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Crazy idea I had with spare parts. Made tools and coffin to scale. That's also real dirt with ca to keep it in place.
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Really great kit. Everything fit with minimal flashing. My example is mostly correct and wasn't meant to be. I copied and pasted the Canadian driver to complete the drivers decal. Duplicolor chrome yellow directly over the white body without primer. Future floor polish to seal it.
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What's the engine compression? So much detail. Better encase it to preserve it. Awesome job!
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I like it a lot. I did one a few years ago and the clear coat didn't work out so I cut it apart for parts.
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Very well done!
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Nailhead powered VW cabrio Beach Buggy
Lyle Siemens replied to Claude Thibodeau's topic in Model Cars
Very inspirational! Probably the nicest mod car I've seen yet. -
1953 Studebaker custom roadster conversion
Lyle Siemens replied to Claude Thibodeau's topic in Model Cars
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I could print some the next time I fill the paper.
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Very very nice
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Another old rebuild. Clear was yellow and smoking inside didn't help. I just reprinted the decals, put on some duplicolor white and cleared with duplicolor enamel.
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A rebuild 25 years later. Spoiler and tach went missing during that time so had to improvise. Since it was custom enough, I added GT3 wheels. Duplicolor metalcast red over black plus clear and floor polish. I've only ever done rattle cans for my cars.
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New to this forum and some may have seen me around on FB model clubs. Been doing models since I was 8 and 47 now. Too bad this info was impossible to get back then. This was my latest creation.
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Best substitute for chrome , in a can please
Lyle Siemens replied to GaryR's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I have used the duplicolor chrome many times. It doesn't like anything touching it. I haven't tried future though but any other type of clear will turn it grey. It works very well as long as you don't handle it too much after.