Fat Brian
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I found some more pics of an earlier iteration of this car.
And a few more:
http://www.viperalley.com/forum/srt-8-discussions/76826-new-2020-dodge-charger.html
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Bangshift is why I built the 4-53 in the rat rod wrecker I will finish one day I swear. This is one of the best sounds ever!
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Alan Raab casts the wheels and tires from the Orange Blossom Special truck, the guys above used Hotwheels Monster Jam trucks for tires.
OBS tire and wheel
Here is a link to Alan's Fotki album, http://public.fotki.com/cnaind/
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My favorite part is the half bra...
I think half bras are my favorite kind as well.
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Define "changes".
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It looks like it might be time to teach your son another valuable model building lesson, sometimes you have to buy a second one to finish the first one. If you print out a Hobby Lobby 40% off coupon you can pick up this kit for somewhere in the mid teens, giving valuable lesson #3, being cheap.
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On the matter of copyrights, if a company fails to defend it's copyrighted materials over a given time it begins to be considered public domain. A local radio host began having a charity motorcycle ride to benefit Make a Wish and he called it "ride for the kids". After a few years another organization contacted him saying that they had been using and are the copyright holder of the phrase "ride for kids" and that his was too close to theirs. He had to change the name of his ride to not infringe on an existing copyright, the other organization said they didn't mean any harm and knew he was doing good work but that if they didn't make him stop using it that later if someone used it as a scam or something they wouldn't have a right to stop them since they hadn't defended their copyright against him.
About casting though, think about all of the companies that make parts for real cars, even body parts and they don't own the copyright. The car companies don't go after people so often that they may only have any standing if their logo is used. Look at comercials and movies, how many times to they black out the logos but are free to use the actual car.
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No one is bashing you, but the tone you started the thread with makes it sound like the seller is a jerk but when all the facts are in it's more a case of buyer error. The $42 shipping is the cheapest delivery option that has international delivery confirmation, thus protecting the seller and complying with Paypals requirement of delivery confirmation for insurance on the sale. Yes, you can get it there cheaper but the seller is protecting himself by insisting on delivery confirmation all the way to your door.
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If you got delivery confirmation and still have your tracking slip you could track it yourself and see of it shows that it is in transit.
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You can ship with no tracking to Canada with USPS for around ten to twelve dollars, I shipped three packages in the last few months and this was the range for all of them. If you want international tracking USPS charges $40 for it regardless of the size of the box. As far as the auction goes it does state US only, a lot of small sellers have problems shipping out of the country since tracking is prohibitively expensive all the buyer has to do in claim they didn't get the package and they walk away with the kit and their money.
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Thanks, Brian. I think I was thinking of the standard '69 Daytona kit, as I recall seeing the p/e grille on the box images.
I didn't know they had released it as just a stock Daytona, still useful but not what I was hoping for.
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It's shame they got the shipping label, you could have just boxed up some empty sprue and sent it back to him if you had the label.
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Maybe the bad luck will transfer to whomever has the kit, its cursed.
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Has the "new" Revell '41 Willys kit always included a photoetched grille?
I think the drag verion always has, I think the street rod version has always had a chrome grill.
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I thought the only "extra" in the Pro Modeler version was the p/e grille piece? This reissue should be the same as the last reissue.
The Promodeler kit had a 440 and 426 engine and parts for a stock car version.
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Have you gotten home to verify that the package is gone, hopefully you've just got a blind mailman.
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I'd like to see a Suburban of that time period!
The Modelhaus makes an early eighties Surburban and it comes highly recommended like just about everything else they do.
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I know I will get at-least one, but I have no use for the plow, after all , I live in the desert lol
You could build a fictitious sand storm cleanup vehicle.
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Has anyone seen anything about the 69 Daytona? I'm guess it's the Promodeler one, does it still have all the parts init?
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I agree, I need one but if it's a malformed blob of goo I can live without it.
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One thing about Tamiya paint is it shows surface imperfections more than Testors, any stray sanding marks get picked up in the paint. The paint is great but it seems to require more thorough surface prep.
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Since you aren't doing a big area you might have to shoot it inside. You might seriously want to invest in some Mr. Super Clear, it isn't as effected by humidity and dries in about ten minutes. It's pricey but there isn't anything quite like it and in your area it's still cheaper than stripping half the time and slowing your builds down.
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Looks fit for a christian woman.
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The axles from the newer 1/32 snap monster trucks are pretty nice but you have to close the top of them with sheet plastic, they are smaller versions of the ZF axles in the tube chassis Bigfoot/Snakebite kits.
question - New revell plastic issues
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Duplicolor paint does this to me no matter how I have prepped or not prepped the body, no matter what brand the kit it.