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  • Birthday 11/05/1946

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    Richard Gondeck

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  1. I love it. Mine was black with Cragars.
  2. The 3D printers have taken over much of the business. After the cost of the printer, the parts can be made on demand. There is less stock to keep on hand, less waste and parts can be modified in the necessary programs supporting the printer. I was a resin caster too and have switched to printing. I'm sure the parts you need are still available somewhere.
  3. The 3D printed 1:8 scale project printed and built in 3 months.
  4. Yeah, one of my dream cars. Beautiful rendition.
  5. This is the Duplicoloe color available. Dupli-Color 8 oz. GM Bahama Blue Automotive Paint (BGM0533) | JB Tools
  6. Incredible machine work. My hat is off to your craft.
  7. You can't depend on the exposure of the camera during the photo shoot. The color name is the way to decide. A spoon test is in order.
  8. The 'White Diamonds' pearl color from Duplicolor sets off the decals nicely.
  9. If the red is the problem, you might consider covering it with color marker to save it. An orange will give you richer color and a red will give you deeper, darker color.
  10. This is a nice funny car but the decals needed some work. I used the USA flag set from the Corvette gasser.
  11. The flat Camaro hood is doable.
  12. Hmmmmm, let me see, imports.... I have a vintage Jag racecar, a 49 Anglia, a Volkswagon squareback, a Fiat Topolino and a Ferrari 250 GTO. If someone wants to buy the print file, some are over $350, I would gladly print all the parts at cost plus.
  13. Usually, if you want the bumper to fit flush or mold it in, you would cut a small piece from the center and bring the sides in.
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