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First things first. I've found the Cord that I built for my sister in the early '80's. It is coverd in dust bunnies but all parts are accounted for. My question is; what to do with it? I have so may projects going right now, some modelling related but most are not. All suggestions are welcome. Thank you. Gary
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Woww! That's a lot of white. Great looking car just the same. Gary
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Just completed a great trade with Cal. Great guy and we both got what we were looking for. The good thing about; it didn't take forever and there was no postage involved. Thanks Cal. Gary
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Dodge 9 Car Transporter
gnygren replied to Mopar - D's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
cool project. will watch this one. -
Just have to ask why there is not an " under glass" in the "big boys'" section? thank you
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I was roving around my LHS today and saw the Monogram 1/12th scale Camaro.The box art was done up as a Chip Foose. I'm guessing that it is one of the "Overhaulin" cars like the ones done in 1/25th. I didn't get to open it up so I don't know if there is anything for a stock build. Gary
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Hello ouy there, I have a question for everyone. Where can I get some info(drawings, tech sheets, etc...) for a '32 Ford pickup? I have about a half dozen '32 big deuces laying about and I figure It's about time that I do something with them. Thank you Gary
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Wire Wheels for the RM Deuce.......
gnygren replied to ajwheels's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin / 3D Printed
how much and where? -
is my 1/16 math right
gnygren replied to dabelltoller's topic in WIP: Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
gary, the closest measurement to 1/16th scale is 7/8" to a foot. At 3/4" to a foot you get 1/18 scale. 7/8" to a foot you get 1/15 scale. not to pick nits. Gary -
Has anyone been following the IH cabover build on GEARS? On the last show, Stacey had a 4-bar, air-ride rear supension installed. They also put air-ride on the front. That was just cool. I'm going to try that on the Dodge L700 that I have. Or maybe on the Ford cabover. Gary