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Yes, those are really nicely detailed parts. I may go that route after all; thank you very much for sharing!

Hi everyone. Does anyone know where a person can go online (or wherever) to buy replacement 1:25 distributors that come come with plastic model kits? I'm not looking for pre-drilled ones or tutorials on how to make my own, but the actual distributors that come with the kits. I'm looking for a dozen or two, mostly for 8-cylinder engines, and even a few for 4-cylinder and 6-cylinder engines. Thanks.

I've been using this no-name brand that is "fume-free" (it still has an odor just not as harsh as other brands) which works great. I still use latex gloves though for handling.

No, I do not. I can scratch-build pretty much anything out of anything anyway, as a lot of this "wrecker" is custom-built.

I am turning my 1:25 1960 AMT Chevy Stepside truck into a tow truck (passing it off as a C/K30 truck) and have much of it complete including the rear dualies. But, I'm having issues making a wrecker bed especially the back end including a hydraulic wheel lift. Anyone else take on such a project? Any ideas or suggestions is appreciated. i could even upload a picture or two if it will help. Thanks.

(sigh) shoot, it didn't actually say the total thickness, but it probably would be too big for what I want if that's the case.

Hi all. I've been trying to find some decent (and affordable) 30 AWG wire (for spark plug wiring) where I live in Canada and had no luck, except for a product I found on Amazon called "BOJACK 30 AWG Flexible Silicon Wire Kit". I'm including a picture of said kit I ordered and was wondering if anyone else tried this. Any thoughts?

Hi all. I just joined this group and was wondering if anyone has built a plastic model of The Double Zero Mustang from that one Dukes Of Hazzard Reunion movie. I don't think a kit was ever made, and I am wanting to make one for myself in 1:24 scale. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks.