
Mark W
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It’s looking very good. Your scratchbuilding skill is top notch. I too would like to attempt this build………someday. All I have now is a body.
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Early Corvette Grant Sport
Mark W replied to Gramps46's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers
Looks good so far Gary, especially the Halibrand wheels and skinny tires! Nice to have found the substitute parts, missing special items can kill a build. -
AMT '53 Corvette Snapper--A Delay In The Proceedings--07/06/2022
Mark W replied to Straightliner59's topic in WIP: Model Cars
What you did with this kit is fantastic. The interior and exterior colors are a perfect choice and the wheels complement them. The many details you’ve done, bumpers, bezels etc look great. Nice job! -
Welcome Michel
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I use a curved Xacto blade and rock it back and forth. The you can clean up any nubs with a one edged razor blade on a piece of glass. Works better than slicing.
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You’re right, the lead foil looks the best! Is that what you used to connect the intake manifolds on the hemi?
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Early Corvette Grant Sport
Mark W replied to Gramps46's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers
It will be interesting to see your solution on the roll bar. Information I will need on mine. Didn’t think of the scale, my body is 1/24. -
Early Corvette Grant Sport
Mark W replied to Gramps46's topic in WIP: Other Racing: Road Racing, Land Speed Racers
An excellent subject. I too have the makings of this early Grand Sport. As a note, this car used the tube chassis as in the Accurate Miniatures kit. The engine you have is correct, along with the aluminum transmission and bell housing. I believe the exhaust manifolds were aluminum also. Your mockup looks pretty cool so far. Cant’t wait to see it with the decals. -
I like the idea of these leather punches. Didn’t know they existed.
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God start! Really like the doors.
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B-61 Mack Dump Done
Mark W replied to Scott Eriksen's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
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Nice display, nice cars! What body is that on the dragster?
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You’re too hard on yourself Yves. It turned out great! I see many details you spent a lot of time on. The stance is good and the hood closes on the engine, a major feat on this kit. I’m working on my third AM kit, familiarity helps.
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Great looking Cadillac, would be nice to see it finished.
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That’s nice! Good colors, good wheels and a good clean build.
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1967 Freight Shaker
Mark W replied to J.B. Customs's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
You did great! The best models are the ones with a back story. -
I have never used the spray can. Mainly I airbrush on my model planes, there is a better Vallejo out now called “polyurethane”. It is a great barrier for weathering. I know I didn’t answer your question, but it’s a great product through the airbrush. Pierre hand brushes Vallejo with !excellent! results, I hope he sees this post.
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Beautiful paint job, love the color!
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This is coming along nice Paul. Great detail work.
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Looking goodDaniel! It will just get better as you add on.
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Very well done, excellent color choice.
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Much work done on this pair, but I see there is a ton more to do. I’m happy with the resin fittings and they save a lot of time and money over the metal ones. At least there’s a choice. The cars need to sit on a micro fiber cloth now because of the painting of the chassis. The colors are Mr Color #109 Character yellow for Bruce’s car and Tamiya TS-26 pure white for Oscar’s as recommended by Rich Chernosky. The tubing for the injectors is Hareline micro tubing orange, a fly tying product. Thanks for looking!
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Did some major plumbing on the engine. I decided to put the stacks on before posting a picture, make it look prettier. Will be painting them today.