Mike 1017

You are right I meant the DBS. I am going to edit now

Try using acrylics. Alot of Forum Members say this is the only way to go. Enamels will not dry on tires. I suspect that when you touched the tire and it was still wet the culprit was Enamel. Good Luck

Move to Hawaii. Open a Gentlemans Club. Build a Car Museum. Give my wife 1/2 of the money and tell her C-YA have a Nice Life!!!

I never knew that resin printers even existed. I have a lot to think about and research. Thanks Steve

I agree If it ain't broke, don't fix it. As far as adds go I understand that if a person clicks on an add the Website owner gets a couple of pennies. If true let's bombard these adds with clicks. Mike

The Good Old Days.

I LUV the Notchbacks and the color that you used

KOOL

I LUV ALL OF THEM. I hope we see the New 2 door Chargers showing up at the shows

I have used Waterslide Decal paper to make copies of decals on my Ink-Jet printer. I would make a couple of copies before I tried using the originals. Just in case. Good Luck Mike

Steve, How many rolls of Filament would I need to purchase to build a 1:24th or 1:25th Complete Model Car, engine, Interior, wheels and every other part? Just a curbside? Thanks Mike

WOW !!!!!

Very, Very Nice. I sometimes use Acrylic to paint stripes. Any bad thing that happens can be washed off with water

High N Mighty brings a smile to my face. I LUV IT

Look Fantastic One of Revells best.

I have used Vallejo Decal Fix with some success.

This stuff also softens the plastic and makes a mess of things. I used it one time and into garbage it went

Nice

Thanks Steve A. It gives me a lot to think about Mike

I see that printer costs are coming down. My question is: How can I find out what kind and size I would need to print 1:24th and 1:25th model cars? Thanks Mike

I just build models in my workshop, and my wife is the real collector. My models are forbidden to be anywhere near her stuff. If there is even 1 square inch of open space anywhere in our house, she will find something to occupy it Potaka If you want I can you the send the magazine. There are tons of diecast stuff PM ME

I just build models in my workshop, and my wife is the real collector. My models are forbidden to be anywhere near her stuff. If there is even 1 square inch of open space anywhere in our house, she will find something to occupy it

Another Great Build

Very,Very Nice !!!!

I am into building models. My wife and I go Antiquing. I have seen some Tin Toys going for BIG BUCKS. I know nothing about Tin Toys, and I have never seen a Buddy L in person I remembered Buddy L from an article that I read in a 1993 Collecting Toys Magazine. even back then some were selling for Thousands of $. A collector paid $6,500 for a Bubby L 4-piece outdoor train. Mike