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I will definitely be praying for all of you guys going through these tough times. The important thing is to cherish the times you do have left, and never forget the memories
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2010
in Model Cars
What's up Mike, I probably said this on the Workbench thread but that '32 is still looking awesome !!! Nice color on Phat Ardun too :D
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Wasen't there a commercial for a tire brand recently, that had a guy in a ship building a model car ? He was building it while the ship was going threw a storm and the idea for the commercial was that even the tires on the model car could stick to the surface while he was building it. I'll try and find the commercial on youtube.
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I too have been having some problems, but It'll be worth waiting for !!! B)
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Wow, both of those Willy's look great Yvan !!! Nice job
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Nice job, I like the wheels, did they come with the kit ?
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Great job Curtis !!! I'm currently working on the SS, it might be finished in the next couple of days . Anyway nice job
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Nice job, I like the 599 and the Aston a lot !!!
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Wow I hope next year I can be as productive as you !!! Nice builds man, some of them I remember, some I do not :lol:
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Appreciate it Derrick.
Billy: The water heater idea might be great answer. Or even a cupboard under the stairs?
Another thought I had was to build a lift top, wooden trash container box to house a AA battery at the end of the driveway, with a hollow styrene "hydro pole" beside it. Run the wires up to to the top of the pole and then across to the "meter" on the garage wall. I'm no electical wiz, and I don't know what power is needed to light those little lights (12v?). Maybe a AA battery isn't enough? The meter and fuse box ideas would just be dummies and the wires would run right through them.
Maybe I need something like a 12v model railway transformer instead of a battery? With it's speed controller, I could probably dim the lights! I have a whole bunch of Model Railway electrical "stuff" stashed away in boxes, but finding a location for the transformer would be a problem.
Virgil...... if you are reading this...... have you had any thoughts for your Lab-rat-ory yet?
That sounds pretty cool too !!! I can't wait to see how you figure this out
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Looking good, are you planning on putting a roll cage in this one ?
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Nice job man, I like your Firebird !!!
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Nice job I like the color alot !!! I see you also play GT5 :lol:
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Beautiful! How did you make the wipers so real? PE?
I agree those wipers look amazing, nice job and welcome !!!
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Ohh WAIT !!! I got another idea, how about make a water heater out of a "C" or "D" battery and there is your battery for you lights? A good place for the water heater could be under the stairs ? You could probably make a cover that looks like a water heater for the battery to sit in so when the battery goes dead just take the cover off and replace the battery. Ideas just keep popping into my head
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Thanks for all the encouraging feedback!
Vizio93: I hope you decide to do a garage dio. I would love to see more ("in progress") dios on this site.
I have no idea right now, how to do the lights. I would like to have a couple of florescent tube lights ander the storage area and even some task lighting at some location where the workbench will go. And then maybe a few more lights hanging from the roof? Maybe a couple outside above the garage doors?
Maybe I find use a remote location for the battery and the incoming "hydro line" can be run from there to a hydro meter on the front of the building somewhere, plus a fuse box inside, and then the interior wiring could be done like in real life? Trouble is, right now, I have no idea how to do all that, so a lot of research (and suggestions) will be needed......... I should also check out the doll house websites, I think?
That would be pretty cool if you could have a working miniature fuse box like your talking about ! I bet it would be expensive to get it from a doll house site. Maybe you could just get an on/off switch from a cheap RC car or radio and some how configure it to look like what you want. Put it behind a small door and you would have a functioning fuse box. Just a couple of ideas to think about
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Wo those headers came out really nice !!!
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That bed came out beautiful, nice job so far
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Wow, that Ford is sweet !!! I really like the rims and the color scheme
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Beautiful job, I like the paint color
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Really nice job, I like the fuzzy dice on the rear view !!!
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Wow that looks great man !!! I was beginning to make a garage a little while back, but I haven't finished assembling it yet. This one has gave me some great idea's though !!! I can't wait to see how you get the lighting to work on this one.
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That looks pretty sweet man, what engine are you planning on stuffing in it ?
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Wow that old 'Stang is simply beautiful !!! I love the engine detail you did for this one B)
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in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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14 out of 19, all those studes' and some of the mopar's threw me off !!!