Greg Pugh
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Before the upgrade, I could click on Unread Content and it would give me pages of unread content to go through. Now, it will pull it up but I have to click at the bottom to "Unload More" (or something to that effect) to keep seeing topics and conversations I missed since my last visit. Is there a way to get back to the pages? I liked that way better than the scrolling down option and trying to figure out where I left off.
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I got the chassis finished up this morning. MAN, did this thing put up a fight...!!
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55 minutes ago, Tom Geiger said:
Not rare, just the money grubbing opportunists taking a stab at making a killing... you know the guys who never build anything but always want to buy and sell as long as they are on the good end of the deal? I hope Revell floods the market with those kits and these guys choke on them.
Alrighty then......
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Nice work here Art! Can't wait to see what you come up with! And Jason, you need to post up some pics! Your elky turned out awesome!
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You can see where I was working on the dash-mounted ignition module up above. This morning, I was able to get it mounted and wired up.
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I'm with Jesse. I always foil before clear coat. It has worked very well for me.
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The 1/2 ton pickups all shared the 5-5.5 bolt pattern, regardless of whether it was 4wd or 2wd, at least they did by '65-'66 and later.
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That's gonna be nice!
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5 hours ago, ToyLvr said:
Don't know which is worse; graphic art or the car....
It might be ugly, but at least it's molded in Orange...Lmao
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I've dropped some serious coin on kits this last year...
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Good GRAVY!!!!!
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Nice work!
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I found an old Dentist's Cabinet on one of those local Facebook classifieds pages. I sanded the drawer faces to "antique" them and then painted the rest white. Added some new knobs and voila! Anyways, what I like about it is that it has 22 drawers and they're in various depths. More than enough room for spare stuff I have. I keep my tools in my desk drawer.
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Following...
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VERY nice!!
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Thank you!
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Got the interior finished up this afternoon! Not too much trickery here. I removed the horn ring from the steering wheel because it was way too thick. I entertained making a new one but saw the base models didn't have one and I kind of liked the clean look so...no horn ring. The instrument cluster and radio face came way of Best Model Car Parts. I cut the shifter and turn signal levers off and added my own. I purposely installed the shifter low so that it looks like a 3-on-the-tree dropped in 1st gear. The shifter lever was made from a pin, bent to shape and I added a knob using putty. The turn signal lever is .010" wire. I used embossing powder for carpet and then painted it. A combination of foil and Molotow handled the chromework.
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Mix 1 part 1/25 scale Revell '54 Chevy Sedan Delivery body, 1 part 1/24 scale Franklin Mint '54 Chevy Belair convertible diecast front clip (have it cast in resin), and 1 part 1/25 scale Revell '50 Olds Coupe windshield opening/cowl/back half of hood. All in an attempt to have a more accurate '54 Chevy Sedan Delivery.
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I threw ya a bone. Lol
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Well there's something you don't see every day!!
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Yeah! I got SO excited when I started reading it!
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Hello, love that color. I like the direction you are going with the rear treatment.
That rear end is doing it for me!
Thank you! I'm quite pleased with it myself.
"Berlin Buick": On the Bench 12/4/17 ....."OUTSIDE" Finished pictures posted 2/7/18
in WIP: Model Cars
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This oughta be good...