oldcarfan Posted Sunday at 08:17 PM Posted Sunday at 08:17 PM 7 hours ago, Ace-Garageguy said: How 'bout an air cooled Bug engine (running on bio-fuel, of course) driving a generator on a trailer behind it, and cover it with peace and love and flower stickers? It could make an interesting Cannonball entry! 1
Zen Posted Monday at 06:03 PM Posted Monday at 06:03 PM Hobby Lobby score today at lunch time, all for $63 out the door. When I was there the lady was marking down the Iwata airbrush stuff to half off, including compressors. 5
Lownslow Posted Monday at 10:51 PM Posted Monday at 10:51 PM Went to the paint store for clear hardner and noticed a premix section and sure enough two great colors at 5$ a bottle came home. 3
Keef Posted Monday at 10:58 PM Posted Monday at 10:58 PM Working out of town in Baton Rouge and I found a hobby shop that’s totally AMAZING!! The name of it is Hobby Towne and it’s located at 8484 Airline Hwy in Baton Rouge. I picked up a couple of cans of spray paint and a couple of kits I’ve been on the look for that I could afford. If you’re ever in the area check them out, you won’t be disappointed! 7
OldNYJim Posted yesterday at 03:14 AM Posted yesterday at 03:14 AM Checked out the local comic book store this week, because I saw online they they carried supplies for miniatures - those Warhammer type tabletop games. They had some interesting stuff that I picked up to play with…some interesting acrylic paints that I hadn’t tried before, some materials that will be useful for diorama type projects plus some interesting tools…I grabbed this weighted handle, which is spring loaded to allow you to hold a small whatever-you’re-working-on for painting and detailing. 5
PatW Posted yesterday at 12:59 PM Posted yesterday at 12:59 PM (edited) In the post a 3D printed Chevy Pick-Up Toon! Edited yesterday at 12:59 PM by PatW 3
Twokidsnosleep Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago This in from eBay she looks a little rough but it was super cheap and I will be modifying her into… Likely my next auto project after I finish the American Graffiti Coupe 5
stitchdup Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 15 hours ago, OldNYJim said: Checked out the local comic book store this week, because I saw online they they carried supplies for miniatures - those Warhammer type tabletop games. They had some interesting stuff that I picked up to play with…some interesting acrylic paints that I hadn’t tried before, some materials that will be useful for diorama type projects plus some interesting tools…I grabbed this weighted handle, which is spring loaded to allow you to hold a small whatever-you’re-working-on for painting and detailing. those citadel paints dont play nice with tamiya thinners. they look good for a couple of hours but when you next open them its a rubbery mess 1
JerseeJerry55 Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago Went to Hobby Lobby this morning and picked up the following: AMT 1960 Chevy Short Bed pickup truck w/Go cart Testors One Coat Lacquer Fiery Orange Craft paint Orange Weathering set The "Old Guys Rule" sign Excited to eventually build her (whenever that will be). The plan is making a somewhat mild custom which you might see at the Drive In, or a local track back in the late 50's/early 60's. I'm going to be painting the Fiery Orange for the cab, hood, and bed. Since the roof is two pieces I'm thinking either Testors Graphite Dust, Diamond Dust, or Blazing Black for the top of the roof. The Go cart will be most likely have a Black frame, and an Aluminum shade for the body. Also I thought the metal sign would look good in my display area. Although as much as I love the older (1977 and earlier) pickup trucks I have not built many over the years. I guess it's about time to start. 4
OldNYJim Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 1 hour ago, stitchdup said: those citadel paints dont play nice with tamiya thinners. they look good for a couple of hours but when you next open them its a rubbery mess That’s good to know - thanks! 1
A modeler named mike Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Since it's 40% off this week at HL, I took a drive. The '71 was the last one and at that price, it was a no brainer. The '55 was 🤔°° because I wanted it.. also picked up some brushes, it never hurts to have fresh brushes. I was a little disappointed, they did not have a decent selection of tools, glues or paints. But the Olds kit did kinda made up for it. 2
slusher Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago 3 hours ago, Twokidsnosleep said: This in from eBay she looks a little rough but it was super cheap and I will be modifying her into… Likely my next auto project after I finish the American Graffiti Coupe I will definitely watch that build. Watched that show with my dad for many years…
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