Edward Gore

Looks like nice parts in there. 1/24 - 1/25 I assume?

These! excellent score on the 1/24 scale figures. They are included?

Very clean looking rides. I like the simple color schemes and the chrome was handled well

Fantastic. Is all the 'wood' real wood or painted material?

Super Bad! M1 MBT lower hull running gear?

AWESOME! I recognize some of those kit parts. Good design and very realistic paint on this one

Amazing Fantastic Great work, idea, and scratchbuilding on this unique project.

Model

Thanks Gil!

Are you talking about the "cap" aka "actuator" aka "regulator" aka "tip" aka "button" ? http://www.daviddarling.info/images/aerosol_can.jpg item #4 ? if so, this is how I do it. This also depends on the type of tip that you have clogged. I'll use this style for example separate the pattern tip from the regulator now check each part for obvious material debris inside each part Then soak in oven cleaner or your favorite model kit paint stripper over night or longer. Agitate occasionally and at will Rinse off with warm water Re assemble and replace onto aerosol can and try it always wear the proper protection during this servicing activity

Very clean build, Eero

Haha, no, not related to Al or Tipper. It started getting to aggro and messed it up, so I left it out of this build. It currently resting in the box

I like that lowered stance. Very consistent and level. This van would have no trouble driving under a limited clearance drive thru in a 1/25 diorama

Very flattering comments for sure. Thank you. I had trouble with the wires and plumbing, so I put the engine back into the box for later attention. This wagon is currently a curbside

Thanks for the comments everyone.

Detailed Out Of Box build This USMC Sapper POV is currently curbside. The only mods were drilling out the tail pipes, lowering suspension, and tubbing the front wheel wells, (which aren't visible in these pictures). Thanks for looking

yes, it's the floor stuff. Basically it is clear acrylic. You can dip parts, spray through an airbrush, sable brush it on, etc ... Great medium with no fumes and water clean up.

I had a major FAIL with some glass recently I used this stuff to take away the initial violations after Then after dipping in Future and letting dry over night

haha, yeah I'd buy a bunch too. I'd paint mine like the one that my dad drove around while he was a Seabee

I heard that it used to be like that. Considering, scale models aren't competition for 1/1 automotive enterprise

picked up two of these today just kidding, . . . but I sure would like to see this in 1/24 or 1/25

Great build idea

Those are some good points guys. The engineer(s) behind a specific GM automobile doesn't get royalties because the engineer is an employee of GM which would be entitled to the royalties. If another company buys GM out, then the new owner would be entitled

Thanks, Art

for example, when Hasbro bought out Galoob. Hasbro owns everything that was Galoob.