They have several thicknesses from 0.002-0.005", which is about BMF thickness from what was stated.
Nice, big sheet, which is good. Microscale foil adhesive, applied strategically, should work. I may try this.
Charlie Larkin
To bad the '34 is rod-only. Maybe I can find a stock one on eBay or a show if I find I don't have one (I don't think I do), but yes, the stock parts should be included. I'd really like to see the '41 Ford woody get a stock re-issue. I'd love another one, as there are a couple of color schemes those look really nice in, and I'd like to do both.
And...ICM is doing a new Model A? Keep talking.
Charlie Larkin
After wrapping up a spectacularly horrible several days preceding, for giggles I decided to stop at one of my preferred shops on my way home from an assignment, and I was so excited to get what was apparently their last one. Guess they went right out the door.
I haven't really ripped into it yet, but I really liked what I saw. Absolutely spectacular model. Very well done, and deserves all the accolades it's getting.
Charlie Larkin
I've often wondered why they don't use the very nice 1971 Charger, and do a Plymouth body and interior for it.
As really a good idea that the cloning/small improvements are (and it really is), I think if you have a superior modern tool that could act as a base ready, to not too additional inserts to use seems rather silly. I would think it would be much more cost-effective, and deliver a better end product.
Charlie Larkin
I found with a lot of the colors that outdoors is best, or at least near a window with good light. I took this picture of my Imperial outside in the January sun one afternoon to get a better effect for the green. I included an indoor shot under the dining room light for a comparison
Legos are probably very good therapy for your motor control issues, so this was a great idea from your kids.
I had no idea these were so intricate. Looks pretty good when done, too.
I hope this year treats you kinder medically, and in any other way you think 2022 fell short, Pete.
Charlie Larkin