vypurr59

http://modeltech.tripod.com/ has the building of coilovers, you may find a tip here

Very helpful, thanks for the post

Micro Mark sells a self making photo etch kit also

Get some transparency film from the Office Supply stores. Very thin, very clear, easy to cut, and can be formed by heating with a hair dryer. They also come in various thickness.

try looking up these through www.micromark.com They have these in differant sizes, sheet is three times bigger and you get 2 sheets for less cost than the archer brand

Any office supply store, craft store, wally world

Contact a air filtration company in your area, I got hooked up with a self contained filter box. It is 12" x 12", has a front mounted furnace type filter, center mounted sealed fan, and a charcoal filter pack at back. when I bought this for $50 I thought it cant be good, but it was. I can spray a model on a table with this behind it, no overspray, collects fumes and you cannot even tell if I sprayed a model on the coffee table, (no dear....I would never do that), you can reload the furnace filter when needed(about every 4 paint jobs, and the company will acid dip, and recharge your charcoal filter for $5, about every 30 paint jobs

You could also look into a Ross Gibson Resin engine. www.scaledreams.com

my technigue--as done on raised letter tires as well in this pic is a piece of sprue, glued to a piece of square stock, and a piece of 3mm craft foam glued to it loaded with paint touch to raised lettering lightly, repeat if necessary and here is results this is enamal paint on a vinyl tire, treated with future

Very nice tutorial on your pully, and very nice finished. I will be using this on my next funny car build

Try at www.the-blueprints.com

I have not used the candies, but I assume that they want a smooth base coat.

I have bought hard cover editions of the history of chevy,ford, and so on. I have found them to be useful for color choices, options.

I was once a pro, but a con pays better lol

openoffice.org is an open source word/excell program software. Free and easy, all docs are compatable with microsoft produsts as well

You could try looking up the instructions on this website http://thedpmcc.com/

I put 1 of these together a long time ago, I used super glue CA on the wires after passing them through the top plate, then used epoxy to assemble the top plate to the lower "barrel". there may be other ways to do this, but it got the job done and is still on that model to this day.

Google docs has a free spreadsheet program.

Rash of stolen house for sale signs.....news at 11....lol

then this should peak your interests then

Tom, I myself am sorry you feel this way. The only time I make a post or reply to one is that it interests me or I have relevent knowledge to the post. But hang in there bud, we modelers all stick together"not a shameless attempt at glue humor". and post away... Vypurr

for leather or "pleather" go to tandy leather. they have alot of deals on remnant leather hides. http://www.tandyleatherfactory.com/en-usd/home/home.aspx

The master cylinder you made looks exactly like the one in this video. Very nice job, and thank-you for it....will help me in the future.

I agree with Ace, an old toothbrush, or even a brass bristle brush

Makes what we all do seem like child's play