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Airbrushing: Jumping in with both feet and my wallet.
Bills72sj replied to Bills72sj's topic in Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials
I did get the Iwata handle. The whole combination has some heft to it. A pleasant surprise that in spite of the trigger and handle, it fits very well in my airbrush holder.- 72 replies
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Thanks for the trip down memory lane. A high school buddy and I bought a 71 Galaxie 500 4-door in baby blue with a blue interior. It was a good running n reliable car for $350.
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Those black steelies, and 4-speed, really style it as street bruiser.
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Front Grilles, Accent with Black
Bills72sj replied to RT6PK's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
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Great job on the recreation and the smile you gave her.
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I have gathered enough items to run this project to completion. I have disassembled a 75 Cutlass promo and will be making mods to backdate it to a 74. I have two sets of decals to make the H/O Indy pace car. Thus begins another kitbash adventure.
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Airbrushing: Jumping in with both feet and my wallet.
Bills72sj replied to Bills72sj's topic in Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials
Got to lay some white paint today with my new PS-290. I am liking it. Good atomization, good control, automatic ending with air only. The really big cup is a plus too. Clean up takes a bit more lacquer thinner due to larger cup. So far so good.- 72 replies
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Getting back to this one after being distracted by two challenging builds. Primered the hood yesterday and painted some decant Testors Gloss white along the centerline for the stripes. I will have to let it cure for couple of weeks before masking for the Dark Blue.
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Now that I have studied the spoke pattern closer, you are correct.
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I vote patina.
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GMC Astro 95 Miller High Life
Bills72sj replied to bluestringer's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
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Looks pretty good from here. When I built mine, I was not brave enough to paint the headlight frames.
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$20!!! You stole it!
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Superb job!
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Thank you fro answering my question. I plan on building one as a dark blue street machine and the other as a bracket racer.
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Detachable Lowboy Trailer
Bills72sj replied to Mopar - D's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Have you figured out how to lock each moving piece in either direction? If not, may I suggest hidden mini magnets. -
While I am not retired yet (7 years to go God willing) I feel EXACTLY the same way. Though I do have a mostly done driveable 1:1 to tinker with.
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Crystal clear silicone
Bills72sj replied to Greg Wann's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I think the biggest problem would be adhesion strength. Especially with parts that have very little surface area contact. Like engine fans and rear view mirrors. -
I have two of these in the 1992 issue of the 3 car "Muscle Car" set. Would they have the correct interior parts?
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I have one of those to build. My dad had a 54 convertible that has a number stories associated with it. (Including a scar it gave me that took 20 years to fade away)
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Airbrushing: Jumping in with both feet and my wallet.
Bills72sj replied to Bills72sj's topic in Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials
I agree with your assessment. However, I pretty much know it is the O-rings. You are correct about the seal. I have seen the lubricant mention on some videos. I will need to get some.- 72 replies
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Dang! That is way cool! I gotta get one of those. Nice color combo.