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When I worked for the railroad I did a lot of cutting, sanding and gluing of parts while going down the track in the engine. There was usually too much rocking and bumps to do any real detailed work. Later-
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Let's see your geegaws!
Modlbldr replied to Lunajammer's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I didn't know where else to put this and since it is PE I didn't think really think it fit here, but here it is. Found this at the bottom of a box. Had to zoom the camera in to read it and was pleasantly surprised! Why? I don't know. Later- -
Thank you guys for your kind words. Mike would.have appreciated it and I surely do. Later-
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Winchester Gray Metallic paint
Modlbldr replied to Modlbldr's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Everybody, Thanks for all of the great suggestions. The MCW paint at $18 is not out of the realm of possibility- I recently bought a medium sized bottle of paint for $30. I am looking for ideas on spray or airbrush paints so rattle cans or paint mixing works either way. I like the idea of mixing some blue/green with the light Gunmetal too. I just thought that someone might know a quick answer to my question. Again, thanks for all of the ideas! Later- -
Thanks for all of the kind responses guys! This one has gotten held up.trying to find an engine for it. I am also debating with myself on ideas for customizing the interior. I think I have the interior planned out now. As soon as I find the kit I'm looking for to rob an engine out of I'll be moving forward. Later-
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I picked this out of my friends stash of kits. I don't know why but I like the idea of building it. Picture is from the innertube Later-
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I usually play music from YouTube. Can get a wide variety of music that way. Usually classic rock or blues. Some times I get on an odd kick and play something strange (Yaz, Alison Moyet, Cigarettes After Sex, Imelda May, etc) Later-
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He mentioned to me a few times over the years about a top fuel car he built for one of the famous drivers. A picture of him with it was included in one of the early Plastic Fanatics mags (I believe). He also used to do slush cast bodies. Later-
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You knew Mike? He definitely had some talent. I don't recall ever hearing him talk about Tomcat Hobbies. Later-
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I'm not sure if anybody here knew Mike Flynn. He worked in the past at Pegasus Hobbies in California. He had resided in Spokane, Wa for the last decade or so. He passed early Thursday, May 13th of Renal failure. I had the amazing privilege of calling him Friend since meeting him in 2007. Mike was an outstanding model builder and a very generous and warm-hearted man. I will miss him terribly! Many of the parts and kits I have were freely given to me by Mike. His knowledge of kit parts and many things drag and hot rod related were shared with me. I have been given the chance to go through Mike's things and sell off what I can for Dorothy. It will be a monumental task but one I look forward to, if for no other reason than to reminisce. I LOVE you Buddy!! Later-
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Got this tonight. Looks like enough parts for the 36' and 44' trailers. Also got this started belly tanker project. Later-
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With all the hype of the rare Cuda up for auction I was thinking of building a Cuda in the GA4 Winchester Gray Metallic and was wondering if anybody knows of a comparable readily available spray can or craft acrylic paint that would closely approximate it. Not really looking to have to go to a paint mixing shop but I'd be willing to hear your thoughts on something you have used. Later-
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I bought this as a started project and never having owned a motorcycle or having built a kit I tried my best to figure out how it went together. The previous builder customized the frame and added some turned aluminum parts. I did a custom paint job using three color layers and decals between the second and third. I also airbrushed many of the parts with Molotow Chrome. I made the lip for the front fender to match the rear and made the seat. I really like how low this bike sits and the overall look. One of the pics includes a stock kit frame for comparison. I hope you.like it and I am looking forward to finishing the second customized one I got. Later-
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Revell Chopper #2
Modlbldr replied to Modlbldr's topic in WIP: All The Rest: Motorcycles, Aviation, Military, Sci-Fi, Figures
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Gorgeous build Nigel. It and the Celica. Later-
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Ooooh! I'm liking this!! Keep it up. Later-