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philo426

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  1. Yes indeed!Thanks guys!
  2. She is done!Put on tge horns,cowl lights,door and trunk handles,rumble seat step and tail lights.I like the way it came out!
  3. Thanks!
  4. Tell you what,the combination of Tamiya gloss acrylic paints and Testors wet look clear lacquer really imparts a nice finish!I must confess it is coming out a lot better than expected!
  5. Yeah I found that one at a flea market for a buck but it was unpainted and incomplete.
  6. The kit was missing the dashboard and steering column,so I made the dash out of .80 styrene and the column out of brass tubing.The column connects to the Tie rod so the steering wheel turns when the front wheels are moved left and right.
  7. Best putty I found so far!
  8. Mocked it up with smaller tires/wheels than stock.
  9. Yes the metal parts had a great deal of flash and mold stubs.I had to use a Dremel and reinforced cut off wheel to remove some of them,especially the front axle!
  10. Larger than 1/25,closer to 1/20th scale.
  11. Painting begins.
  12. Full metal chassis us very sturdy.
  13. Lol!add is gonna git ya!
  14. Received this old Hubley 32 Chevy and decided to give it a try!The kit was missing the decklid so I thermoformed one out of plastic .I did not like the spare tire carriers molded inyo the front fenders,so I cut them out and filled the openings with plastic and putty.Came out well.
  15. ok it seems to have worked,dunked it into the boiling water for for 20 count.I glued the rumble seat to ensure it retains its shape.Very cool!
  16. Okay thanks for the tips!
  17. Recently received this incomplete diecast Hubley 32 Chevy in trade.Missing the trunk lid so I cut a piece of sheet styrene slightly oversized and clamped it to obtain the correct curvature.The plan is to immerse it in boiling water and allow it to cool.
  18. PRETTY COOL models!I like the 26 T in the middle!
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