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almost correct...do not use acid core due to leakage. my rosen core solders are 4 years old to current and no leaks yet...solid core is usually to thick and stiff to work with . I think Dave Zinn has a shot of the acid leaking headers ...

Definitely want to avoid acid core solder! I found out the hard way...

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Great job on the headers and the paint.

Do you use real car paint?

Iv only been using tamiya right now and its not so good.

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Definitely want to avoid acid core solder! I found out the hard way...

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Don't want to hi jack the thread, but are those two tires glued together.

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This thing is really progressing nicely. The details are looking good, but man oh man, the paint is a knockout. I grabbed some bottles of Boyd's purple enamel on a clearance shelf a while back and have been looking for a project to use it on. I will feel blessed if it lays down anywhere near as nice as yours. Did you shoot this from a rattle can, or airbrush? The color is a great choice as well. It really should pop with the other colors you described.

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Don't want to hi jack the thread, but are those two tires glued together.

Wow... it only took me a year to notice this question... ;) No, not two tires. That is (iirc) the rears from the Willys kit. I did sand the tread, but that seam still shows. It's not that obvious in person... I think.

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Wow... it only took me a year to notice this question... :rolleyes: No, not two tires. That is (iirc) the rears from the Willys kit. I did sand the tread, but that seam still shows. It's not that obvious in person... I think.

No problem. Thanks for the info.

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