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Most of you know me as jphillips1970 A simple person on could almost call me down to earth knd of modeler where very little time can be used on building/creating let a long trying to struggle with the death of three family members all within less then nine months - Most recent was my mother which was yesterday AM - The 2nd death was the of father--law in the latter part of Aug, Both of wish had some health/medical issues that influenced their deaths The last family member was the first to leave us She was but 53 years young that makes her loss the most important one of all Most all of us have someone to push us on when the building gets tough She was my driver when it was time to push me into building something real simple or to create one from several kits We all have people who help us become better builders over time My helper was my wife Jayne who passed away on the 14th of March this year - A day I will never forget It was our 32 wedding anniversary to the day What I'm trying to say here is simple Enjoy the building aspect of the hobby but don't forget those little suggestions from those around you Someday they may be gone and that's the starting blocks into ending a great pass time of building and creating models - Never be afraid to ask for help or ideas It will always be your project but maybe a bit of help from an angle My angle has been gone for almost 9 months and I do struggle building but I wouldn't be building at all with out her sitting right next to me at the old work bench wanted me to move forward and forward I shall go into the year 2014 and I shall not let her down
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Very nice builds there - Thanks for posting them - Joe
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Hello everyone - Just wanted to thank all of you for your kind thoughts - She(Jayne)was my "zing" in life and will be missed each and every day - It's difficult to put in words how much she made my life a life - She came into my life on a sunny March day back in 1981 and left in a snow storm in March 14th of this year - I was blessed with her each day of my life - Her only regret was we were not going to retire together - I told her it was ok - She would just get a head start on me and have the everything in place when it's my time to join her - A good woman with a heart of gold - She wil be missed but never forgotton - Again, to all, thank you for your knid words - Joe Phillips
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Jim - Another great build - Joe
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They look just fine - Super Bee is outstanding - Thanks for showing them - Joe
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Buy and drive them - I still have a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda with 45,000 miles/number matching/2nd owner car - Not as safe as a new one but I can see the motor and change the plugs when needed without a computer - A classic like the 57 Chevy - Restore/drive and enjoy those cars of yesterdays -
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Chrome Tech USA
jphillips1970 replied to Mr. Moparman's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Hey Everyone - I've used Chrome Tech USA for better then 15 years - Robert (Bob) takes the time to get the job done right and at a very fair price - I know that there are other products out there that may produce in simular results but nothing makes a model stand out with a good/great chrome bumper or a set of wheels - I would and will continue using Chrome Tech USA for all of my re-chrome or new chrome projects - Joe -
Galaxie LTD Product
jphillips1970 replied to jphillips1970's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Hey everyone - Got it fixed - Hair drier on low heat and a little twisting of the rear part of the body - Thanks - Joe -
Hey everyone - Has anyone ever had any issues with products from Galaxie LTD - I purchased a 48 Chevy panel truck and the body has a slight twist to it - I'm thinking it's not going to fit level and need help with ideas of re-twisting it back to level - Or if anyone has any other ideas that would be great - Thanks - Joe
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Another great build there Jim - Joe PS: slicks are on there way
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Hello Everyone - I should know the answer to the following question however, any input would be great - Question: Using Testors paint - Ultra Gloss and Wet Look - which gives the best results to get that "just polished" look? - I've used both but still cannot get that high gloss look on my models - Polish is not an option - Please give me your input on this - Thanks in advance - Joe
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Hey Custom Hearse - Happy birthday - Make it a great one - Joe
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Hey Ryan - Nice build there - I like the way the front grille turned out - Thanks for the pic's - Joe
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Another outstanding job there Jim - Clean build as always - Thanks for the pic's - Joe
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Great build there - Always like those 55's - Keep building them - Thanks for the pic's - Joe
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Nice build - I do like the plates " Family Car" - Thanks for posting pic's - Joe
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Hey Jim - Another great build there - Outstanding work as always - Keep building and posting those models - Joe
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Hey Ron - Nice build there - I would have never thought of a Cougar Gasser would look so cool - Joe
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Another outstanding build there Jim - The color is perfect - Thanks for posting pic's - Joe
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Hey Paul - Looks like your on your way to have a real winner there - The dull coat brings the car alive - Keep us posted on this build - Thanks - Joe
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Instruction neede
jphillips1970 replied to jphillips1970's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
Hello fellow modeler in France - That's what I was looking for - Thank you for your time and effort - Joe -
Hi Everyone - I'm looking for instructions to an older model kit from AMT - It was called the Ladder Chief - Kit # would have been T511 - I'm not sure when it was made or if the were any re-issues of this kit but am in need of instruction to the T511 - Copy copy will work - Thanks in advance for the help - Joe
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Looks like your on your way to a killer 1/4 mile ponder - Keep us updated with your build - Thanks - Joe
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Gas Rhonda's 65 Mustang Top Stock A/FX
jphillips1970 replied to Reeves Racing's topic in WIP: Drag Racing Models
Great build there Mitch - I've always love those AWB kits of the 60's - Nice details and paint - Thanks for showing it - Joe