eastown

I'm saying its real.

Thanks very much Rick P.M. sent. Muchly appreciated Bob ( in Canada)

I have had this addressed and stamped letter sitting on my desk now for over a week. I went to the post office and explained what I was trying to do, and according to them it can not be done. there was never any mention of any coupon or voucher etc. Oh well. Thanks Bob

I did that over a week ago and explained to him that we cannot purchase a U.S. stamp in Canada. If I were to put a Canadian stamp on it , U.S.P.S. will not mail it out of the country. I do not mind paying for a stamp, and I could certainly send the money through the mail if I was advised that that would be exceptable. Its been well over a week since I sent Dave a private E-mail, and as of yet have had no response. Thanks for your interest Bob Purdy

Still no answer on how to get a set to Canada. Bob Purdy

Bump

I am in the same position as Tony. In Canada and cannot put a Canadian stamp on a letter to be posted in the U.S.A. I did send a private E-mail to Dave explaining this, but as of yet have heard nothing back. Thanks Bob Purdy

Am I still in time for one of those samples? If so thanks. Bob

Hi from Oshawa Ontario Bob Purdy

Congratulations: A fine looking model and something to be proud of!!

Chuck---- very very well done, and hilarious to boot.

Glad to see you back.Missed your great builds and comments

Thanks for taking the time to do this tutorial and sharing.

This should get you to their web page http://www.protechmodelparts.com/index.htm

Can anyone tell me what size they use on doors and to hold down hoods on 1/24-1/25 scale if ordering from Rare-Earth magnets? Thanks Bob

If ordering from Rare-Earth magnets, what size do you use? Thanks Bob

I think that the blacked out panel looks much better. Bob Purdy

15 / 20 those rice rockets, dang

Here's my entry to the AMBMR contest. It is a Revell/Monogram 1932 roadster kit. Swapped out kit engine for a Cadillac engine, fully detailed, custom made bigs and littles, Billet steering wheel. Also, swapped kit bench seat for buckets, relocated headlights, custom paint - purple potion - nail polish, lowered stance, wired brake lines, custom floor shifter. Two months build time. Bob from Eastown

Thanks a lot everone, some very helpful ideas. I will have to experiment.

Can anyone give me any advice on how to paint (or detail) interior dash gauges? I have seen some on this site that are fantastic. Some very talented builders out there. I'd like to be able to highlight the speedometer needle and numbers, etc. Thanks.