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What tires does the current '88 Mustang kit have?
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and bunny slippers
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1/25 scale early fifties 230 Ford 6 cyl
Rodent replied to oneoldcoot's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
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(never mind)
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At nudist colonies
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What did you see on the road today?
Rodent replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I thought Volvo drivers were too stodgy and proper for that kind of nonsense ? -
It only has the NASCAR interior. The one I have came with a stock grille and headlamps with separate blockoff plates for the headlamps and a grille insert. There aren't any red lenses, only chrome fillers for the stock bumper. The body of mine is stock, complete with the bodyside moldings, but it has the standard flat hood instead of the Gran Torino Sport hood.
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Cuisine Rapide was a PBS show we enjoyed watching, and we were amused by Pierre Franey's accent. (To this day, we call white pepper, "white paper".)
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Wasabi is a poor substitute for Preparation-H.
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I generally don't build drag cars, but Scott also offers upper shock mounts for the AMT 66 Fairlanes (the kit towers are flat where the upper shock mount should be). I ordered several pairs from him a while back. Parts were nice, communication was excellent. I agree that he is a great guy to do business with.
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Kilter is where Les gets his clothing made.
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Questions About Flocking and Embossing Powder
Rodent replied to Noah H.'s topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Some of the older kits have some nasty ejector pin marks on the floor. I find that embossing powder is easier than dealing with them ? -
What Do You Think?
Rodent replied to StevenGuthmiller's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I think you actually need a Rochester 2GC, not a Carter. https://nationalcarburetors.com/Pontiac-1961-1967-326-389-400-Rochester-2GC_p_868.html -
What was your first model car?
Rodent replied to Kit Karson's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I wish Atlantis would bring back the 1/32 Ford and Chevy (if they wound up with the molds). -
What Do You Think?
Rodent replied to StevenGuthmiller's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
I build my models as if I had originally ordered the car to my specs, so I would do the 326 4-barrel in this case. That said, the 215 Pontiac looks a lot like the Chevy 230 painted blue and seems to be based on it. If you want that, do the research and adapt an AMT Nova wagon engine. A friend had a 64 'pest 2 door post with the 215 for a while before the 2008-2009 crash forced him to sell it. It accelerated like fog and got dismal fuel economy. -
nothing at all
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about bus SBDs
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Black interior, restoring lost detail
Rodent replied to DaveB's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Yes. I use face slime on matte-finish paint to impart a new leather or vinyl look. For larger scale kits, you may need to borrow some slime from your (in)significant other. -
over spilled milk
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and a duck
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back from Mars
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Better motor for MPC '76 Caprice
Rodent replied to ranma's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
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Cheer up Bill. Our warehouse guy brought me a package that they found while "cleaning" last week. He said that it was behind a shelf unit. It had to have been from late 2016 or early 2017, based upon what it was. It wasn't something I had ordered, it was something that we get sent as samples, so it wasn't really missed.
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Spring is in the air here in NorCal. Mulberry is starting to bloom and the tulips and daffodils are going crazy. It's warm enough for the lizards to venture out to the concrete walkways to bask, and the 1994 Chevy S-10 passed its smog test today. Shorts and T-Shirt was the uniform of the day for me.