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Did some work on the rear end of my Radial Rod First mock up with Coil Over Shocks and 4 Bar link from RB Motion.

Could be, but please led me check if it is ok.

Thanks Curt for the information. I've ordered 2 sets BTW: I'm currently working on a 3D printed chassis for a Fiat Toppling like the Magic Muffler Fiat or other AA Fiats As soon as I get it I'll take some pictures

Thanks fot this link

I had though about those tires but the are to small. I want to use them on a rod

Tom, Nothing easier than that. I used the engine of a Nakajima A6 Rufe Floatplane from Trumperter. The scale is 1/24. This engine is also in the Zero plane from Trumpeter. As an alternative you could also use the engine of Focke Wulf FW 190 from Trumpeter or Airfix, North-American P47D Thunderbolt from Kinetic or Revell's 1/28 WW1 air planes. Revell's engines are single row engines while the others are double row engines.

BTW check this out: 1937 Ford with 7 cylinder radial engine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT9GgpeNFyk VW Beetle with with 7 cylinder radial engine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGeSIM_8BHY Goggomobile with 9 cylinder radial engine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2V7B7-gdRA Motorcycle with 9 cylinder radial engine longitude mounted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU_HYXOgb Motorcycle with 9 cylinder radial engine transverse mounted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUBm4TXqp94

You are right but as Mark wrote Dare to be different

Hi I'm looking for dirt tires (with the square pattern) like the ones from American Racing Miniatures http://americanracingminiatures.com/?product=esca-6-125th-scale-early-50s-halibrand-dished-mags-with-dirt-tires but with out rims. I had check catalogs from Modelhaus and Replicas Miniatures of Maryland, but I could find them. Any idea where I can get them. I don't want to bore out the rims on the ARM's set. Thanks for your help

I had though about a chain drive but can't believe that a chain would hold the power of a 18 cylinder 1200hp engine. The torque tube will be connected to a gear drive hidden under the front via an automatic tranny to the rear axle. Seems a bit odd but thats how it Jarius draw it

Now I got the chopped '37 Ford pickup cab from Flintstone. '33 Grill with '32 Ford front axle. Rear axle is based on a pewter cast differential from F150 NASCR Truck. Tires are from Tamiya's 1/35 Framo Halbkette.

Steve, I'm not sure but about the builder of the '59 El Camino. I think it was John Rackham or some of his buddies. The two other models I don't know how has build these models sorry.

FLATHEADS 4 EVER

And here is all the rest https://www.flickr.com/photos/129749274@N02/?

While you didn't get that much pictures of the cars (More to come) Here that I made this weekend

Yes there a a lot Reveil/Germany Kenworth T600 - A piece of BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH frame rail have different high, you cow see the markings of mill that made the molding Marmon - Peterbilt with Marmon grill 1st Trabant from 1990 - bets part was the big Revll trademark at the chassis Ebro Renault R4 - general fitting of all parts Renault R4 Fourgonette - see above Palmer English Ford - It could be a Ford Consul or something MPC 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 - Looks like everything but not like a Mustang

Jarius, get coverage of air plane engines in MCM #192. I couldn't wait so that I started with my version of the Nakajima Sakei engine.

Steve, how much is it and where can I get one?

Great The one and only real Escort!

Don't forget Ford Transit Supervan 1 based on the MK1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnqdIsBJT0A

I wish that there will be a Transit MK1 version. This is our club van called "Achmed". Norev did a 1/43 scale version

Check this out https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en/news/2015/01/12/ford-redefines-innovation-with-gt-supercar.html

I'll dechrome the parts and use Alcad brass in stead of yellow

I didn't find a sub forum for Indy cars so I try it here This 1925 Duisenberg is from American Racing Miniatures.

On Tuesday I got my Model T from ICM. It is a great kit but with a big mistake. The brass parts of the original car are chrome . Why!?