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try hobbylinc.com

i kinda like the BBS.

can you show the 1st and 2nd wheel choice with the body already finished. i kinda like 1.

clean!

what wife? no honey, i never said that. someone must of hacked my account.

send it to texas. we could use the rain.

ill be seeing it. saturday morning, before 12:00. only $5. at cinemark or amc. no money lost. bring my own food and drink, perfect time to spend with my wife and jordana brewster. im sure my wife will be enjoying paul walker also. i am looking forward to it. we all have our own opinions and movie taste, so to each their own.

mainly ebay. deanshobbystop.com. hobby lobby and micheals, but only with a coupon.

WOW!!!!

ive been ordering my tamiya paint from hobbylinc.com. good prices compared to everwhere else ive been.

thanks for all the tips! ive tried just about everything on here. i have a couple of airbrushes but i just dont have the time, patience, or a place to use it. i usually paint in the garage but just too big of a hassle right now dragging the compressor and everything else in and out of the house everytime im done. too many big boy toys in the garage to leave the supplies in the garage. hopefully one day i'll have a hobby room just for painting. thanks again.

i tried the 10 to 12 inches from the model but was having the problem of it drying to fast and not covering well. so i tried 6 to 8 inches and it was covering well without building up to fast to hide the details. when i move closer than that it gets too thick too fast. im in houston and its humid here but i get the model in fast before it seems too effect the paint. i have this same problem in the cooler weather and less humidity. i also warm the cans up before i use them.

its every model. i clean them real well and rinse them off good.i set them in my dehydrator to dry off. to me it seems im doing something wrong with the way i spray or something. i get good coverage, i just cant seem to pinpoint the problem.

when i spray a layer it goes on smooth and looks real good, but after it dries it looks real rough looking texture. i prep the surface beforehand and sand it real smooth. i use rattle can. ive tried all the brands (enamel and laquer) and they all seem to have the same results of this problem. i usually just polish it all out but i never can get close to the edges or in grooves. so i wanted to try and prevent this. any tips? thanks!

on the pathfinder, look for one made by american satco, its the same exact kit and they always show up on ebay for U.S. i won one not long ago.

awesome! it fits fine in this section.

nothing but a little ice down here in Houston. thank God!

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sad thing is, someone will probably buy it for that price.

i think that it was called the cafe racer. it has a yellow mustang on the box. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Mustang-Cafe-Racer-1-24-collectors-item-model-kit-/270647462033

looks good to me. probably something i would do. ill be waiting to see her response. hopefully she'll let you keep it that way.

theirs also some cool figures in 1/24 called Dust figures. they look cool but i cant find much info on them.

not for sure what scale these are.http://www.amazon.com/Flesh-Eating-Zombies-Figure-Set/dp/B000OE3M48

thank you! those look awesome. my dad is obsessed with Harleys so i figured i might build one for him.