Trainwreck Posted Sunday at 10:21 PM Posted Sunday at 10:21 PM (edited) IYO what would be the best representation of a kit provided 750 Holley carb in 1/25th scale? No resin. Thanks. Edited Sunday at 10:50 PM by Trainwreck
TECHMAN Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago WILLIAM Right off hand, I don't remember any "decent" 1/25 scale 4779 Holley 750 carbs in any of the kits, there was a "reasonably decent" replica in the old Revell ASA kits, but if I'm remembering correctly, those were 1/24 (not that it's very noticeable on a 1/25 engine)...... Downside: OOP kits, not too cheap now, and availability not so good either, only to get a carb......... There are several GOOD outlets available (and members here) that provide 3D printed versions (since you're opposed to resin}, Texas 3D for one. Hope that helps...... DJ
RancheroSteve Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 7 minutes ago, TECHMAN said: there was a "reasonably decent" replica in the old Revell ASA kits, but if I'm remembering correctly, those were 1/24 The ASA kits are listed as 1/25 and yes, they have rather nice carbs. Not sure why you're ruling out resin, but Fireball Modelworks has some excellent pieces. https://www.fireballmodels.info/fmr-093.html 3
TECHMAN Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago (edited) STEVE My apologies!!!! Went brain dead!!!! YES, ABSOLUTELY!!!! Fireball has some of the VERY BEST looking carbs available on the market, and in both 1/24 and 1/25 scales, THANKS for bringing that to light, will probably be one of the best sources. I thought his was 3D printed?????? DJ Edited 3 hours ago by TECHMAN additional info 1
Trainwreck Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago (edited) Thanks for the responses gentlemen, I think I have one of the ASA T-birds in my stash from a purchased lot I'll take a look. RancheroSteve, I've had zero good luck with resins so I avoid them like the plague. ( And I'm Cheap ). Edited 3 hours ago by Trainwreck
RancheroSteve Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Apparently some of his parts are now 3D printed, but I believe the carbs are still resin cast in order to get the detail he wants. They really are outstanding and his service is first-rate. 1
TECHMAN Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Also, RON COON RESINS does both resin and 3D printed carbs, the newest 3D printed Holley (without air horn) is really pretty nice (have a stash of them)' DJ
Ace-Garageguy Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 32 minutes ago, RancheroSteve said: ...They really are outstanding and his service is first-rate. I can second that. They are absolutely beautiful. 1
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