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    I have notices comments in a number of threads about modeling and dealing with shaky hands. How do you approach this issue?
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    Amt 1940 Ford sedans and coupes.
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    He definitely provides a great resource for seeing what's in a kit. Besides showing what's in the box the buildups help to see the whole picture.
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    W9uld not have believed somebody could have survived. Nice start on your project.
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    Definitely sounds like the way to go.
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    It is my understanding that the trunk issue was caused by how the trunk hinge was trapped between the body and the interior tub. Changing the trunk hinges would fix that.
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    Having a tucker would be cool. Just can't see that the numbers would be there for a full glue kit. You gotta realize that only 50 were made and many wouldn't have a clue what you were talking about. Also there would.be no tie in for a drag racing or stock car racing to provide some variants. However we can dream.
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    I've had my health issues that have created some limitations on some of the things I can do. I found that I accept my limitations but focus on what I can do rather than what I can't. The most important thing you can do is have a positive attitude it will make a tremendous difference in your healing process.
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    Can't see that we'd see a plastic kit. But maybe we'll see one for 3d printing.
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    Sorry to hear of your accident . Please try to keep building. As said do your therapy. See if your modeling can provide a goal and possibility a help in your therapy. My prayers that you will be able to recovery from this misfortune.
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    It has been a pleasure to watch your process through your build. Something we don't see in a lot of builds.
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    Thought the old cover looked OK. But the revised cover really suits the design. Would have been tempting to stay with the old cover but sometimes it's necessary to make revision. So cool to be able to watch this come together.
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    Some great ideas for scribing panel lines.
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    Seems like this is a technique that you have to find what works for you. If using a number 11 blade you can always use masking tape to protect fromscratches .
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    great choice on color.. FYI that kit was originally released as part of the trophy series in the 1960's.
  16. bobthehobbyguy
    Some nice looking chassis.
  17. bobthehobbyguy
    Great write up. Nice models. You should have posted this in general automotive definitely not off topic.
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    Dupe post.
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    Due to the bad behavior of a few I have to agree that it's doubtful we will get such reviews again. It's typical how a few can spoil it for everyone.
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    Nicely done. Very clean work. Super nice black paint.
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    I would be cautious because the motor may generate sparks and cause a fire or explosion. Safest pump to use is a bildge pump which is made to work in an envornment with flamable gases. Below is a thread with lots of into.
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    To report the ads look for a blue triangle pointing right with an blue x. In the ad above it's next to Samsung. Click on the x and one option is ad covering content.
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    Rules are meant to be broken.
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    Breath taking sunsets are a joy to view.
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