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  1. Bills72sj
    Pretty truck. Love the tail gate. But, someone stole your back bumper and hitch ball.
  2. Bills72sj
    I am a die hard SciFi guy. 1: The Expanse (Best special effects I have seen) 2: Firefly (Great story and characters) 3: Stargate Atlantis (EVERYTHING can be fixed by poking at a tablet) 4: Stargate Universe (You never knew what they were going to dream up next) 5: Eureka (Fun, campy entertainment)
  3. Bills72sj
    Nice build. I like this kit as well. I have built one slot car body, one replica of my Dad's Monte and just bought another on to use as a donor for my recently acquired 1969 Grand Prix.
  4. Bills72sj
    I have a dresser dedicated for hobby stuff. The drawers hold 6 model box bottoms perfectly. I have found that sorting for the most part saves time searching. That and whatever container or bag(gie) you use is preferably transparent.
  5. Bills72sj
    Great result. I would be proud.
  6. Bills72sj
    Keep building kid. Your 57 turned out way better than my 1st (and only) 57.
  7. Bills72sj
    I am partial to the AMT body but was still quite pleased with the Lindberg one except for the hood. I made a replica of my buddy's '70 R/T SE, an uptop '70 convertible and a 1 of none '72 440-6.
  8. Bills72sj
    It is in the middle of a trench AND is going to face down. It will never be seen as semi trucks are a bit fragile to be flipping them over to look at the underside. Also if you touch it up, it basically disappears. Can you see it?
  9. Bills72sj
    Well done. You nailed the stance on the white one.
  10. Bills72sj
    I am still impressed by the little wires you put in the tail lamps. Almost as much as the gold foil on the cigar.
  11. Bills72sj
    Nice work with the seatbelts and buckles.
  12. Bills72sj
    I do not paint parts on the sprue either. Most every part needs a little sanding or attention done to it. I CA glue the part to a stub of scrap sprue in a location that will not show when assembled. CA glue has a brittle bond which, while strong, snaps pretty cleanly when the cross sectional area is small.
  13. Bills72sj
    Foil would be my 1st choice. For painting, I would use Parafilm. No bleed under panel lines and the edges can be manipulated with a toothpick after trimming. It also never leaves residue like cheap masking tape. Even if it has been left on for months/years.
  14. Bills72sj
    Way coo; build. I have one in the stash... somewhere.
  15. Bills72sj
    That has been my experience as well.
  16. Bills72sj
    Lower hose only if it is easy. Sharpies for side marker lights YES! for chrome trim? no so much. Testors glue, EVERY build as appropriate.
  17. Bills72sj
    Thank for putting on a clinic with all the nice mods you have been doing.
  18. Bills72sj
    Excellent result. Where did you get the grille mounted mirrors and the LED lights for the top of the headache rack?
  19. Bills72sj
    Yes, more pictures.?
  20. Bills72sj

    Yard Art

    Bills72sj replied to Chuck Most's topic in Dioramas

    Very creative idea that has been well executed.
  21. Bills72sj
    THANKS!
  22. Bills72sj
    New, it greatly reduces the hassle of missing or damaged pieces. The only model I have rebuilt was a 70 Pontiac Grand Prix as it was way cheaper than a kit at the time.
  23. Bills72sj
    Very creative! Do have any livery planned for it?
  24. Bills72sj

    Lemon Crate

    Bills72sj replied to Erock's topic in Model Cars

    Very nicely done! If you are bored with it, I will give you my address. ?
  25. Bills72sj
    That looks sweet! Do you have a pic of the yellow paint bottle? Is it enamel or acrylic?
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