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K&R Kustoms+Rods '34 5ive Window Chopped Coupe
FoMoCo66 replied to Kit Karson's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Nice! Can't wait to see what you do, I just picked up the stock version to build a 60s hot rod. Your chop method is going to help a lot! -
My plan was to paint the area inbetween the bumper and grille body color then redo the bumper with some fusionfirm.
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Thanks Jim. Exactly what I was going for "Rusty and dusty".
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Okay, the yellow tint on the fuel lines look way better.
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What did you see on the road today?
FoMoCo66 replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
That's not always the case, a lot of the time. A lot of the times on those refrigerated cars the railroad has to push the numbers up and repaint them over graffiti. -
Cool man, I would definitely suggest going with the padding.
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So did I, its my profile pic right now, it looks so good. Also nice work on this skyline.
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Got these from a local model car show. I bought the AMT 40 willys, the polar lights gas ronda 69 mustang, and the ARII ferrari bb 52 which is actually a complete tamiya ferrari f40 on the inside, all models I have been wanting to get for a long time. On the other hand, I bought 6 raffle tickets for $5 and 4 of them won. I am no means an airplane builder BUT... all they had at the table by the time I got there were airplane kits. Ended up grabbing a Hasagawa p51d mustang, a revell spitfire mk1, a AMT (matchbox) Curtiss sb2c-1 helldiver, and the last one I ended up giving to a family friend's kid. They attended the show just to see what it was all about, I probly won't ever build all of these kits so had to pass it down and let him pick one of the 4, it was some vietnam era US ARMY jet from fugimi. Oh and the Thunderbird SC coupe, my dad bought it for his college roommate who used to have one (the one bad thing is it smells like cigarettes 🤦♂️).
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I stand corrected, that's going to be way cooler and way wilder!
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What did you see on the road today?
FoMoCo66 replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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Hell Yeah! I agree with bill-e-boy, a suicide front suspension would look more at home on a show rod, pretty much all of them have them (straight axle ones at least).
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Thanks man!
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Welp, I had a little bit of a painting fail (got my thinner to paint ratio wrong) so into the purple pond it went. After I got it stripped I decided I wanted to remove the side and back trim because racecar. Thanks
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Thoughts and ideas that hold forever true..........
FoMoCo66 replied to JollySipper's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
The idea of racing is to spend the least amount of time actually racing. -
Thanks for the advice, I presume that a dry spray means that it was too thin? If that's the case it makes sense, i thinned it 50/50 like you would Testors or Tamiya, but apparently you are supposed to thin MCW enamels 70/30. Probably just my bad memory because this is not my first time spraying MCW enamels 😭.
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I was a couple coats deep into my paint job ready for my final coat, loaded up my airbrush for one more and POOF! What the heck happened, its almost like my airbrush started shooting webs!? For context, I was using MCW enamel thinned 50/50, around 22 psi, and an Iwata gravity fed eclipse HP-CS. Now the car sits in the purple pond waiting for another chance at life. Thanks for any of your expertise you could provide. Elliot
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What did you see on the road today?
FoMoCo66 replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Springtime yellow, a classic. -
Yeah, might be expensive, but I have a guy. Never would I ever trust some place like west music, they charge out the nose.
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Love to see your back on this one! I like the trim.
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Had a little oopsie during marching band practice, slipped down a wet hill. Not proud of it, the thing was $100 and had a lot of tarnish, but at least it was straight.
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Whelp, I did something. I was looking at Steven Guthmiller's tips and technique for weathering chassis. I think it turned out really good, the grime on the transmission really pleased be because they usualy always have a layer of grime. This is exactly what I was going for, some guys weekend car, he cleans the body, engine bay, and interior but not the chassis. Thanks Elliot
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Thats a pretty good looking color, I like your compromize.
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Mine is from the same exact batch, how funny.