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I don't have a picture of it, but I use a small funnel with high sides. I spray into the funnel tipped at an angle until i have what i want. Wipe down the funnel and i put in the dehydrator till its warm, then ready to spray.
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10 hours ago, Mr mopar said:
nice ...... I seen the restored car few years ago Awesome !
Yours look just like the restored car.
I have also seen it in person, beautiful car. I also liked the Ranchero that was with this car, that had a SOHC engine it.
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On 11/8/2018 at 4:22 PM, landman said:
Craig, I put in on the pull out shelf because it makes it easier to reach in the back, it give it more light for photos and you can shoot from the ends giving different angles.
Pretty good idea.
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Clive Cussler reader I see.
My issue on bldg. things like this is, where to put them when done. Looks good, keep it moving.
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Old version of the go pro.
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On 10/7/2018 at 8:22 PM, Dave Ambrose said:
I find the Vallejo washes work well. I suspect India ink with some minute amount of dish soap would work well too.
I have been getting into more of this brand of washes, and have found them to work pretty good.
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Novus polish for the win.
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On 11/4/2017 at 7:21 AM, TarheelRick said:
I have mounted a Folgers coffee can to the side of my spray booth. I keep it full of wadded up paper towels. When I am changing colors and need to do a quick clean of the airbrush I simply spray cleaner through the brush into the coffee can. The towels absorb the spray and once they become too saturated I simply throw them away and add new paper towels. Also use the Great Value (WalMart brand) drink mix containers for sanding sticks, short pieces of styrene, and any other stuff that fits in them.
I actually have one of the small Folgers containers, that I keep sawdust in. When i have mixed too much paint, or when cleaning my jars, i just dump it in there. After a while I can just dump out the sawdust and put fresh stuff in it. For cleaning the airbrush after acrylics, i bought one of those paint pots to spray in. I don't use that for solvent based paint. I do save a lot of containers though. I have been keeping some that have had lunch meat in that have a lid, and found those to be handy because they are a slim design and can be stacked on top of each other.
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haven't bought any AMT's for awhile, so i don't have these. I may purchase them now, and save me from buying more kits i don't plan on building.
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20 hours ago, cobraman said:
I had some springs in my parts box and don't know where they came from. You can pretty much use any leaf springs and make them work.
OK, thganks for replying to my questions.
It is very nice looking, good job.
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Thanks for that pic. One more thing, what did you use for the front springs?
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I have watched quite a few of his you tubes and I do like them. Ill have to check this one out.
Chris if you are out there, quit using the word delicious when describing parts. LOL I know, there is only so many words that you can use.
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As if i don't need any more models, but I have always liked the 68 over the 69, which I still have built from the early 80's. I will probably buy this one.
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Nice job, love the color.
I am working on this truck right now. I have bought all of these so far, and only a 69 done right now. I would like to see the chassis if you have any pictures of it. I bought some wheels and tires from Fireball model works, and looking at how to lift this up.
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truck says Olympia, but your pictures are Eastern Washington, there isn't any trees to log. LOL nice looking truck, and cool pictures.
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thanks for the description. now I know.
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Years ago (many) I acquired a 68 chevelle model. I have always wanted a real one but that never happened. If this is true, ill be sure to get one. One of my all time favorites, beside my Nova's.
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Wow, I remember those adds. Always wanted the x-ray glasses. I think my sister or brother got those sea monkeys. lol
Whoops, sorry for the side track.
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I have purchased an original issue a few years ago, and it also included an insert of the bottom of the engine so you didn't have to put the engine in it.
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There is an early 60's vette around Monroe Washington with those fenders and hideaway lights. It is butt ugly.
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What does kei mean?
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I have never done one of these, and am going to try with the 95 blazer. Sorry no pics of the box, but i have started tinkering around with it. Years ago I was trying to build a crew cab dually s-10, so a few parts i will have to recreate, due to the price of another one of these blazers.
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