Lownslow

wont get to it till fall but i figure id get started it looks good either way but my first encounter with this car it had the pontoon like fenders. the wheels and tires are from a 1/25 RX7. its tiny compared to a Donk i got a cycle fender set off ebay i knew they werent going to fit i had to waterbend them goofing around

ive been there, the technology is still a bit off cause i had to do a lot of cleaning to making it a castable product

shotglass full. if youre going to go that route start up gets really expensive at least 80 in materials.

my resin went bad but for the most part its done

because theyre on the up and up with the new new

i have to take it to work the die grinder will do a better job of removing the material in the wheel wells i used a different putty stronger and easier to clean up than tamiya its called fixit sculpt its about 10 bucks comes in 2 tins. next up sideskirts going to have to cut the lower valance cause i need to build the sideskirts into the rear

i decided to go with upside down horizontal

x2 they all look awesome tho i plan on scooping one up soon

motor is getting dressed should be able to pour them tomorrow heres the problem i was having before do i pour the mold for the block standing or upsidedown?

this topic is redundant considering where our models are made

i could care less about merican brands anymore i learned the hard way about their true "reliability" the engine was strong couldnt say the same for the rest of its components. which is why i now drive a Volvo 850. only new cars i plan on buying in the future, neither are American or high end but they sure are appealing

i heard alcohol works good. i went with this stuff because the alumilite stuff was too problematic is a really cheap grade plasticine

moldeling clay, non sulphur kind. i think delmiliano was the brand. not sure on that. i stick it in the dehydrator for 10 minutes it makes it really easy to work with when its warm.

molds

figure its the only way ill learn

i see that car in Jaykays hands

this car is just awesome i love the color coordination on the wheels

very nice

sorry to hear about your loss

for casting

awesome.

yup cars can wait its not like i was making progress there anyways.

i got my license in one of those ours lasted to 344k when the fuel and brake lines gave out

thanks for the suppport guysm hes doing great. hes up and about and already made his move into going to the basement of the house.

heres why i wont get much done,he thought he could run through a car like he would a screen door and found out he really couldnt. he had surgery yesterday hes been home since, hes fine broke his leg in 3 places doctors said hell be 100% in a few weeks. its a lot of work thats been keeping me away from focusing on whats on the bench.