-
Posts
235 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Gallery
Posts posted by Ironman63
-
-
-
Thanks, I think my grandkids will like it.
-
Very nice upgrade. I like your shelves for your stash. Handy!
-
Bill, maybe with a little finagling I can make one fit the other. I'll just have to see when I get the GTX.
-
Thanks for the help guys. I found some pics of the Revell '71 Road Runner GTX and bought one off the 'Bay. It has the interior I was looking for.
-
OK, thank you John.
David, that's exactly what I needed. Thank you.
-
I'm working on a '71 Super Bee like my brother-in-law has. I started with the AMT '71 Charger R/T but it has a front bench seat and I need bucket seats and the console. Is there a Mopar model that I can swap tubs with to get the seats and console? The '71 Hemi Cuda has the bucket seats but the console isn't exactly right. I've included a picture of what I am looking for. Thanks for any help in advance.
-
I ran across this picture and the inspiration hit me that I want to build one like it. My problem is I can't find anymore pics that show the side or the trunk lid to see where to tape the break line. Has anyone seen this car and have pics of it or can furnish a link to more pics?
I appreciate any help in advance.
-
I ran across this today and found it interesting. I thought I would share.
-
4 hours ago, VW93 said:
Available in Michaels and/or Hobby Lobby.
Sign up for he Michaels Rewards emails. Every so often they have a 60% coupon .
I recently bought the 2 foot by 3 foot mat for $22.00 with the 60 off coupon. It had a regular price of 54.99.
Hobbylinc has the 2' x 3' mat for 22.49.
-
-
I like the back deck as well. Nice looking car.
-
Two words: Positively Sexy! And I'm in the over 50 bunch.
-
3 hours ago, Ace-Garageguy said:
Or make change from a dollar without an app.
Or read an analog clock(she's a junior in college).
-
On 12/26/2017 at 3:57 PM, dimaxion said:
It turned out great. The deal about having metal axles is not a bad idea. I may try to make them if I can figure out a way.
-
On 12/26/2017 at 1:18 PM, Dave Van said:
I want to build that one........I did the Packard from Monogram.....nice kits!!!
Dave, great looking build. I like the choice of colors.
-
On 12/26/2017 at 1:12 PM, Eric Macleod said:
You
You were asking about input about the kit. While I have had no problems with the interior of these models (aside from the fact that they are pretty basic) I have found a real weakness with the way the hubs and wheels attach to the axles. They way they are designed they have a nearly infinite rage of correct or incorrect attachment points. While I have not done so yet, for my next build of one of these I plan to make a jig (for both long and short wheelbase versions) that will hold the wheel/hub assembly in perfect alignment. That is not going to match the suggested build order in the kit but I think you will find you have a better model as a result. Hope this helps.
Sorry I haven't answered until now, but I have been in the hospital since noon on Sunday with no access. I got out this morning and they say I'm going to live. Man, was my wife disappointed. LOL
Eric, thanks for the tip about the wheel mounts. I've always tried to have as much info before diving into something I've never built before.
-
I don't have the patience to scratchbuild all that Duesey would need!! LOL
-
OK, thanks Casey. That's what I needed to know.
-
I'm interested in building one of these, but from some of the pictures of the kit look like the roof is molded onto the body. If anyone has the kit or has built one, how hard is it to paint the interior a different color from the body? It looks like it might be difficult to mask and spray. Thanks for any input.
-
I got this in an email from Pinterest and it is a strange duck to say the least.
-
I saw this and thought it was cool.
http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a31809/the-story-behind-plymouths-paint-chip-barracuda/
-
What about the line that Model RRs use for power lines?
http://www.berkshirejunction.com/ezline.html
You could make your own with hooks made from paper clips.
-
Sorry for your loss.
1978 Dodge Power Wagon
in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Posted
I would like to build a model of the truck in this picture:
I know the Lil Red Truck will give me the cab and frame, but does someone make an aftermarket fleetside bed?
Any help is greatly appreciated.