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Just something very formal, and 'sharp' about these cars with that combo.............
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Guys! You're never gonna believe this! Well, you might since I have pics..... I was able to add this kit to the to-do pile over the weekend! I ordered it Thursday and got it today, Tues. The release I have here is actually from Imai, but it's the same as the Bandai/Entex kit..... Complete with decals and instructions, still in it's bags! I can die now and feel complete, though I'd like to build the thing first.....
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Families that seem functional on the outside usually have a black sheep that knows better.
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What did you see on the road today?
JollySipper replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
All the exotics you've listed as seeing, and probably see those types of cars on the daily, and the high point of your day was an old station wagon! That's pretty cool...... Means you're a well-rounded car guy. -
Earth still has dinosaurs, just in the form of lizards and birds......
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That turned out very nice!
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Scabs are union workers who choose to work instead of strike.......
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Such a super good build!
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Tacos and Tuesday do go good together, so much so that someone should start a tradition...... Tuesday Taco or something similar..........
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Revell 1971 Mustang Mach 1 in stock now at...
JollySipper replied to tim boyd's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
Is anyone looking into using Keith Marks' decals for the full Mach 1 treatment? I know they were designed for an old kit, but I'm wondering how well they would work on this new kit..... A deep burgundy with silver stripes would be pretty. -
Hey, guys! I think I might have a little tip here that may be of use to some..... It's my spray method for painting bodies! I've got a technique, as we all do, and it's kind of been practiced enough that I can get good results pretty much every time. What I do that may be different than some is to spray my passes from the lower parts up. I'll mount the body on something that I can maneuver it with, usually a plastic cup. I spray the front grille/headlight area first, then rotate the body to one side. I'll spray each side, laying the passes like you would be laying shingles, from the bottom up......... Once both sides are coated, I tilt the body towards me and spray the trunk, roof, and front fender tops, again working up from the bottom (trunk). One benefit to using this method is, if you get a run in the paint, you won't be adding to the run by spraying more paint on to it as it runs down! Working up from a run keeps it from getting worse..... Also, spraying the tops last keeps the overspray from the sides landing on it..... Anyways, I hope my 'shingle pattern' spray method makes sense, and will hopefully help some of those trying to hone their paint skills.........
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Man, those are such pretty builds! The Charger looks real, and that Tweedie Pie...........
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Happy Anniversary!
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'Wet behind the ears' used to be a phrase that described a rookie or beginner......
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Itza okay to put pineapple onna da pizza if the meat is Canadian bacon.......
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Belch all you want, it's considered good manners in some places.......
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Do you also have 1:1 project cars?
JollySipper replied to ctruss53's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
That's so very cool, Thank You! I see you also relocated the fuel tank............. Do you guys have a plan as far as body/paint? -
It means there's always a plot twist, I do believe......
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I like it! A little custom, a little 'bomb' style build........ The basis for these kits (I've built the coupe a few times....) is really good fodder for many types of build!
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Computer drawing (MS Paint)...... need ideas!
JollySipper replied to JollySipper's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge