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Hello all,

Thanks to everyone who supported me with the 1/24 tires that I've offered for the past couple of years. Now I've made some 1/25 scale tires to specifically address the needs of those slightly smaller model cars:

First is item FMR-030, a set of two BFG Drag Radials in 325/50-15 size:

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I also have two sizes of BFG Radial TA's in 225/60-15 and 275/60-15, each sold in sets of two. I made these tires to represent the "street machine" look on classic musclecar kits such as the new Revell 'Cuda.

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I am producing these Radial TA's in both hard white resin and flexible black rubber. The hard white resin version can be finished by painting the tire black and then sanding the paint from the raised letters, as in this photo:

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Ordering information is on my website, http://www.fireballmodels.info. Thanks for looking!

Edited by Chief Joseph
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As a previous customer of Chief Joseph, I can say his product and service is outstanding and do not hesitate to purchase from him. I plan on getting an order together for several of his tires, again!

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I have been working with Joseph on several projects and he is an A-1 person, first of all, and second, he is very detail-oriented and meticulous in his execution, so I would say these tires will be a great addition to his line of products.

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Now for the boring part of aftermarket decision-making: should this gigantic steamroller tire be made available in 1/24 scale or 1/25 scale? How about splitting the difference and making it in 1/24.5 scale? How about both 1/24 AND 1/25?

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SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Split the diff or both, LOVE IT!!!! Actually there are more wheels in 1/25th .......

Joseph please put me down for eight pairs !!!

Thanks

Alan :)

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Now for the boring part of aftermarket decision-making: should this gigantic steamroller tire be made available in 1/24 scale or 1/25 scale? How about splitting the difference and making it in 1/24.5 scale? How about both 1/24 AND 1/25?

split the difference i really want a set of those

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Now for the boring part of aftermarket decision-making: should this gigantic steamroller tire be made available in 1/24 scale or 1/25 scale? How about splitting the difference and making it in 1/24.5 scale? How about both 1/24 AND 1/25?

1/25 seems much more plentifull

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Nice! I want some. We had those on our 1969 Nova. Will there be two different sets in each scale "50" & "S/S"? Or will different sidewall be printed on each side?

Edited by Mike Chernecki
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Man... those indy profiles oughta sell like hot cakes... thats an iconic tire!

Any more drag radials coming out soon? 315/35/17?

Nothing definitive planned at the moment; I am still concentrating mainly on tires you'd see on 70's and 80's street cars.

Nice! I want some. We had those on our 1969 Nova. Will there be two different sets in each scale "50" & "S/S"? Or will different sidewall be printed on each side?

Yes, that's exactly what I did: one sidewall reads "50" and the other side reads "S/S" so I basically get two different looks from one part. Having 1/25 and 1/24 versions is bad enough; I can't image having another two separate masters based on different lettering!

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As a previous customer of Chief Joseph, I can say his product and service is outstanding and do not hesitate to purchase from him. I plan on getting an order together for several of his tires, again!

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The N50-15 is officially available on www.fireballmodels.info. Here's a pic of painted 1/24 and 1/25 samples:

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Also releasing today some resin Rochester Quadrajet carburetors in two different styles, both available in 1/24 and 1/25:

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Thanks for looking!

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