bobthehobbyguy

Rules are meant to be broken is something that some believe is their right.

Yup there were lots of stores selling models. The production runs then put what is done today to shame.

Hope you guys made it through with minimal property damage. It was fortunate that the storm did not hit with stronger force. Weather prediction is always Imprecise and things always have the potential for a major disaster. Given the fact that our building codes are designed to minimize the damage from an earthquake rather than hurricanes. Just as building codes back east are designed for hurricanes rather than earthquakes. A significant earthquake on the east coast could be devasting for the same reason.

It amazes me at how gullible people are these days that people are willing to accept things that are not based on facts.

You are definitely going to need to add reinforcement to the windshield post. Superglue does not have a lot of shear strength.

Well if you had bothered to read the post previous to mine you would have realized I was responding to the previous post. And by the way I will post MY OPINIONS whenever I feel like despite your objections. My last comment on the subject!

Child like behavior seems to be common with billionaires in these times.

People who say they should say whatever they want but when you express your opinion you're told to shut up. Unfortunately there are far too many people with this mentality these days. Whatever happen to being able to agree to disagree!

I think that 120th is the right choice as it can be displayed with all of the Tamiya 1/20th scale kits. Besides no matter what they do somebody is going to complain . However I think their research showed this is the right direction to go in.

I understand your point. But he has a process and philosphy for his builds. Step one select parts for selected version. Step two do a temporary build with white glue. His next step is fixing any issues before final assembly and check work. Only then will he start permanent assembling parts. This is his process for assembly.

Day by day we grow older.

If the spider is outside the house I'd leave them along. Spiders eliminate bugs that are pests. If they are eliminated then those pests are going to become a problem.

Th the engine parts and why he does a full white glue assembly.Wasn't saying anybody was going to stop watching. I do think it will be interesting to see if he makes corrections to the rear end and engine assembly. Also the more you deviate from doingng a full test assembly I think there is more of a chance of having an assembly issue. Also somebody could ask him if he's had issues wi

What was the missing part and which was the duplicate?

I think the point is he has a process that works for him and he feels it worthwhile to assemble the whole kit with white glue. I think his results speak volumes. However there is nothing keeping others for using a modified process. I will continue to follow the videos for this project.

It is poor taste but it is not against the rules. " General discussions on anything EXCEPT politics or religion! Keep it clean... all forum rules apply!" Typical gallows humor Which is no worse than some of the post after the Titan submersible implosion.

Glad to see you back. Looking forward to seeing your progress on this and your other projects.

I think it does make sense. By white gluing everything you can check everything before permantly gluing anything. Doing all allows checking the wheelbase and no issues in the engine compartment. His box stock builds are impressive. His method is definitely the way to go for any type of build.

Hope all you guys make it through with no issues.

First part is some great info for beginners. Second part is interesting wit h the white glue mockup to find kit issues and ba able to fix them before permanent gluing parts or paints. A great way to avoid nasty surprises.