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Just got some 1/64, 1/32, and 1/8 tape of various colors out of model expo. Wanted to say that it's great, quality stuff.

Corey

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Yes it is ! And you can't beat the price !

No you sure can't Bob. And it is just what I needed for the finishing touch on a couple of my builds. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a micro thin stripe that would be a booger to paint.

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That would be great as most of the pin striping tape I have used just don't look right on a model(to thick). Where do you get the tape atlist an adress to go tio!

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I ordered straight from Line-o-Tape. I just called the guy, left a message, he called back and I told him the sizes/quantities I wanted. He asked if the total was OK. He mailed them and asked that I send him a check AFTER I received the tapes - which I did. Ordering direct was much cheaper than other places. Nice tape too!

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Hmm. Something's buggy with the lineotape site. When I try to check out after filling in the info, I get a screen saying my browser can't find their server.

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Hmm. Something's buggy with the lineotape site. When I try to check out after filling in the info, I get a screen saying my browser can't find their server.

That's the same thing had, so I called the guy and did the order over the phone.

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That's the same thing had, so I called the guy and did the order over the phone.

That's good to know Jim, thanks.

Corey

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I would also point out that I went ahead and placed my order through modelexpo since I couldn't do it on lineotape.com. I'm paying 50% more for the tape and over 3 times the cost of shipping. So what would have cost $5.50 with shipping included at lineotape.com is costing me over $13 at modelexpo.

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Thanks Skip for pointing that out. I guess I'll have to shop around better next time. Didn't mean to lead you down the pricier road.

Corey

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I found some at a Hobbytown USA in Richmond VA, about $2.95 if memory serves me correct.

I will have to check out the website and see what else is available. I picked up some chrome, black and safety tape (for semi truck and trailers).

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I would also point out that I went ahead and placed my order through modelexpo since I couldn't do it on lineotape.com. I'm paying 50% more for the tape and over 3 times the cost of shipping. So what would have cost $5.50 with shipping included at lineotape.com is costing me over $13 at modelexpo.

Ouch. Just pick up the phone and call the guy to order. Quick, easy, simple, cheaper.

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Speaking of shipping, I just discovered why shipping from BMF costs so much. I received a single sheet of BMF copper foil the other day - it came with a backing board in a 2" deep box with styrofoam peanut filling.

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Very old thread I know, but I’ve recently been curious about using tape for simple straight line pin stripes. Which size of this tape would look good on a 1:25 scale car for a factory side pin stripe look? The 1/32 or 1/64 tape?

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For a good thin pinstripe, go with the 1/64". That scales out to about 3/8" in scale, which is still pretty thick, but as close as you're going to get with a tape, and it does look pretty good.

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