Mike C.

Can't forget this one. https://www.3dscaleparts.com/

I would also recommend Fireball . https://fireballmodels.info/

Still can't find it. I don't really like those hooptie wheels anyway. Here is a member of this boards store Casey who I highly recommend https://www.ebay.com/sch/forward_resin/m.html?item=324996319131&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.m3561.l2562

I searched for this jayswheelsandtires1948 on ebay and they tell me no such store exists.

Nice. ?

The truck Suzuki is a TM. The jeep has the later RM. The 1:1 TM was said to be an awful bike. The RM was quite an improvement.

Got my paint and surfer gas pedals like the cal custom one I used to have on my Westfalia bus. Everyone used to love that one. Had to get my flat black from mail order.

Couldn't help correcting these square headlights (not a fan). Next thing to go are those T-tops. T-tops belong on 70s Trans Ams. Not pickups. ?

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I'm really glad that I shelled out the extra $ for this vintage kit. Very exited to start building it. Looking back, I don't recall ever completing this one back in the day like soo many others. The only thing I remember was spraying it with that god awful metallic burgundy paint ?. I'm definitely going with the orange. I already removed the chrome from the side steps (just don't think they look right like that) and the gas can. and I drilled out those headlight buckets to accept round headlights that I stole off a 1/18, '55 3100 I scavenged the suspension from for another project. I have a picture on my phone I'll post later.

That fire truck combo Bed would be nice although a little warped. Also, the rear wheel openings look to my eye like they could stand to be forward slightly. This is a child's toy but they still got the placement of the front side marker lights more accurately positioned than the Revell. I also prefer the style side but the step side has kind of grown on me with the Revell. Besides, you get to detail that nice oak bed floor.

I did think about doing that but I was afraid it would just fall off after it dried. I felt like i was getting contaminants in between the glass and the film so l needed to get the cleanest surfac possible and what could be cleaner than a dinner plate. This has to be the 4th try at the film. I'm finally satisfied with it so I'm going to walk away for now.

Beautiful! ?

Sweet. Those wheels are really nice.

That would really help

Nice work!

I think the verizon store near me might have those things. I'll have to check. I did try with the automotive film one more time. This time with the squeegee that was made for that. It went a little better.

Nice. ?

Cant wait. I keep checking Rays kits ebay page. still only has the "81 Bronco decals

I'm pretty sure I looked at that. Might be a little thick.

Could this be what I'm looking for? https://www.hobbylinc.com/evergreen-plastic-styrene-clear-sheet-005x6x12-3-model-railroad-scratch-building-supply-9005

Shifting gears here..... Any word on the Boss Hoss '78 Bronco?

I used to have a small rubber squeegee for the 1:1 applications. Mabye I'll try that next time.

Did both. Still bubbles. The spray on stuff came out even worse.