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Yeah, they're all available, some pricier than others.

Looking good! I've screwed the hood up so bad on a Fujimi GT40 that I doubt that I can salvage it.

I've giot more than I can build too but I'd like to add the following to the stash/project list. Jag XKEs Williams FW16 McLaren MP 4/5 or 4/6 Shelby GT350R Lotus 49 Lotus 49B Ferrari 312B Lotus Type 72C Lotus Type 49B Tyrrell 003

Sometimes the best solutions are the most obvious. Thanks for telling me what to do with that roll of Press and Seal above my work bench. The lacquer thinner tip is also another obvious solution. Thanks for pointing it out, Kevin.

Great job! The decal work looks hard to do.

Amazing detail! Beautiful work!

Yes, but not immediately. I just get another one out and use it. I don't use them all the time. Just when I'm trying to, as the thread title says, "dispense thin glue precisely".

We flush our used syringes with water. I use them for thin CA glue.

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Same here in Tennessee. Our cat is diabetic.

Here's the solution I came up with. I've been using it for about 1 1/2 years and it works great. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=77637

Thanks for the reply, Doug. I looked at what they had there and there are so many different grits. They list 36 as coarse, 100 as medium. What is 400 like on plastic?

Time well spent, Bruce. Great job!

Love that yellow! Great job!

WOW!!!! Color, stance, finish, it's got it all!

It's been 50 years since they made their first commitment to Le Mans. I hope they're as successful this time. Can't wait to see them race again.

A very clever custom and nicely executed!

I've got that one in my stash. Hate to hear that it's difficult. What problems did you have besides the engine cover and stacks, Larry?

I'm a big fan of Hobbylinc as well. One other source is to sign up for the Hobby Lobby newsletter. You'll get a coupon weekly for 40% off on regularly priced items. They don;t carry a lot of the models I like but I did buy a Fireball Roberts 57 Ford for less than $15. You can print and use the coupon for one item per visit. I always have the wife buy something when I need to. I buy Tamiya primer there as well as other odds and ends for modeling.

Nice one! That color POPS!!!!!

Another great model, Harry! Love the color combo.

Thanks Art, for that answer.

Some of the kits I've accumulated are pretty old with yellowed decals. I know they'll bleach out when exposed to direct sunlight. I've heard of spraying them with clear. What do you use, lacquer or enamel or Future? Is Micro Industries decal film better? Opinions?

I have about 75 kits in my stash. Many of them seem to be older kits. Some of them have dates on the instructions. How do I determine when a kit I have was manufactured and which issue/reissue it is? I've got quite a few Tamiya kits and can't find any sort of date on the box or instructions.