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- My wife bought me the Pace Peacekeeper for father's day probably 10 years ago and it's been great. Takes filters I can get cases of at Menards. Highly recommended! *NM*
- Another Old Model - New Photos
- Well that’s going to save me a lot of money. After about fifteen years using the same user name and password on eBay, they’ve bumped me off and my name and password won’t work. They’re trying to force me to sign in using social media. But I don’t want to. Goodbye e *NM*
- I have their mid-size unit. Takes 12x24 inch furnace filters which, like John, I get at Ace Hardware. Comes with a single bulb light that is adequate. I love it! I can paint any time I want. *NM*
- It's a small world! I lived in Richfield Springs NY in the late 60's and again in the late 70's (my Dad loved that area). I have a sister that lives in Utica and another sister in Morris (near Oneonta). I live outside of Philly and have been here since the early 80's. *NM*
- Coca Cola trucks through the years. *NM* *LINK*
- For some reason I can't post from my cell phone
- First Look - Round 2's updated 1963 Impala SS kit with newly tooled parts...new A *LINK* *PIC*
- Thanks Tim!!! Without restored parts I'd pass.....now I need a few of them..... *NM*
- I love how they update and/or restore these kits, I can see me buying one of these in the future! *NM*
- Kinda funny...The box-art emphasises on the back of the car, with the triple tail lights, yet the cost cutting move by the original Amt in the '70s wasn't reversed
- Re: First Look - Round 2's updated 1963 Impala SS kit with newly tooled parts...new A
- Very nice, but I wish they had removed the chrome headlights and molded on tail lights. I'm not complaing though, just an observation! Happy that they did what they did! *NM*
- The 63 Chevy holds a special place for me
- Per the decals, that little TV is a color TV!!! Pretty advanced for back then! *NM*
- People complain about the molded in tail lights on the 63, and while I would prefer to have the red separate ones, in actual practice, I think painting the molded in ones will work pretty good. Remember, those tail lights are surrounded by chrome benzels and only have a
- Excellent summary, Tim - and a question
- any Engineers, Technicians here? if so message me OTB, Thanks *NM*
- Finished The Dodge Van Camper! PIXs *LINK*
- I've been working on my Project Faded Glory the past two days. Check out this update.
- A question for Ron S...what undercoating is under this paint?? Saw a RC car in the hobby shop painted with this paint, and it didn't look as good as this build. Thanks. *NM* *PIC*
- Old Model - New Photos
- Nice work !
- On the bench update for September 2019…pics
- Lee Hartman the chrome dash intsert arrived today thank you sir *NM*
- For Canadians because Home Hardware is the only place I've ever seen these. When you buy house paint, the paint dept. can fill a small tube of the same paint for ease of touch-ups... Could I use those tubes to put small quantities of automotive 2-part glazing putty? How is..
- I had a good at physial therepy today
- Great news! *NM*
- Hang in there, Charlie. And remember, those physical therapy ladies are all former Marines !!! Mine were. L.O.L *NM*
- Re: Mine weren't Boomer. *NM*
- I'm "messin'" with ya, Nick. I had 4 P.T. ladies, and NO, they weren't former Marines, although I accused 'em of same !! L.O.L. I told doc, "They hurt you". He said: "If they don't, they're not doin' their job"!!! *NM*
- Remember, Nick, I was in the Military, in the mid '50's. That's when the D.I. could "get in your face", poke ya in the chest, and you didn't DARE write home to mommy and complain, "They're pickin' on me"!! *NM*
- Glad you are making progress! *NM*
- Excellent! *NM*
- GOOD GUY ALERT: David Dale--got Vette kit today--perfect shape--thanks for taking the time/effort to pack properly. *NM*
- Just Finished - MPC NASCAR Dodge Charger…not sure what year it is, maybe ’72?…pics
- I will definitely be getting at least one!! *NM*
- Yes the Revell 57 police sedan has one very similar to the one Charlie showed. But the one on John's Hudson might be more "51-ish." *NM*
- Know anyone who makes a resin '50 Chevy convertible kit or a conversion set for the '51 Chevy convertible (or other) kit? *NM*
- I have a warning about acrylics: Do not, under any circumstances allow that paint to dry inside the airbrush! You'll never get it all out. Even if you think it's 100% clean, clean it again. *NM*
- Happy birthday to our friend Cliff who posts on here regularly and his twin brother Larry... Two very talented modelers... Happy Birthday guys. *NM*
- Built a couple of years ago - Finally some Photos
- This pic has an odd combination in the same shot... *PIC*
- Test... I made a reply to one of Marty's posts below and it did not show up, click post again and got the "duplicate submission" page but it still did not show up. Just seeing if I can post or not. *NM*
- My parents got into 1:8 scale / 7.25" gauge years ago. Plenty big. :-) *NM*
- RIP Rick Ocasek of the cars, dead at 75 *NM*
- Your stalled wall...I can help a bit...just send me the 49 Ford. One less YOU gotta do! LOL *NM*
- Really likin on that 58 Vette *NM*
- Does anyone here use one of the airbrush cleaning stations that I see for sale (the ones you spray into a "pot")? If so, does it work well with solvent-based paints, laquer thinners, and siphon-feed brushes? Pics show use with gravity feed brushes. *NM*
- Anyone have instructions for old Monogram Snake front engine rail???
- Yesterday our model club put on an NNL model show with our local Elks Lodge Benefit Car Show. A member posted a video on Youtube of the model show. *LINK*
- That '58 Corvette two-tone is real subtle. *NM*
- Episode 22 of the ModelCar Podcast is now live! *LINK*
- Mosrites through Dual Showman's-talk about a clean, loud, sound. I really liked the performance of Pipeline, there's just something about that sound you get with a proper Fender reverb and tremolo system. *NM*
- The instructions for the AMT '40 Ford coupe say to paint the Buick engine GM engine blue. Isn't that sort of a medium metallic blue?? Googling that color shows something to closer to Ford engine blue. *NM*
- Vallejo is non toxic and cleans / thins with water. That's why I tend to use it. Just saying. Sometimes I shoot 4 or 5 different colors in a session with no issues. *NM*
- Nice BMW and 63 T-bird. *NM*
- Isn't the Auburn Boattail Speedster one of the Glenn Prey replicas? *NM*
- Some good looking projects you got going there. *NM*
- I hate to do this. Part request......
- I'm trying to make a very fine lip around a wheel well... The Tamiya putty just doesn't cut it for me, for one it seems to harden too quickly making it impossible to shape... What do you guys use? Here's the lip i"m trying to reproduce in 1/25 scale. *NM* *PIC*
- Man, you got neat stalled projects! Laid out in a scale shop building, they'd make a cool diorama! *NM*
- Really like the Setzer Camaro and the Rod Shop Vette! *NM*
- Looking at pics of the 1:1, and a builtup 64 annual, front clip and taillights (as Phil said), side chrome, insignias/trim, and interior seat/door patterns. Would be cool if they did (and found the custom parts) *NM*
- look again.... That's not black. *NM* *PIC*
- Finished? Might be awhile,☺. I'm SLOW. A few samplings in progress....PICS
- I am so glad I'm working there because I choose to cause I really enjoy it. I would help him for free but he insist on paying me. Though just grunt work I really like the detail of it and know the finished product is standing tall. *NM*
- A classic I just found on Hemmngs... *NM* *PIC*
- Sunday photos.................................................................................................PICS
- Thanks for the info, John. *NM*
- Not really OT:modeling techniques cross over and many of us are scale RR enthusiasts, too, I've always wanted to do an "N" gauge layout
- Thanks! Good to know. *NM*
- This Pontiac is awesome! *NM* *PIC*
- The split window was the most horrible Corvette ever, it's no wonder Chevy made a conversion kit to make it a one piece backlite
- Now it's gotta be a sin putting ugly-ass wheels like this on rhis fine automobile? *NM* *PIC*
- for really nice low cost airbrushes Harbor Freight worked for me. Thedir external mox has worked best, I tried one of their "dual action internal mix jobs and two of them failed in short order, never again, but the external mix ones work great for me
- good, I'd love that black Ply. Fury! *NM*
- Well Boomer, don't think I helped all that much. FWIW, I always loved the heft and balance of the H--especially now with acute tendonitis. *NM*
- Re: and here I thought that you were retired? You know, I've always heard from my grandparents, uncles, aunts, and my parents, that life gets busier once you retire. There's all the things...
- Very nice! I’ve been toying with building a small HO shelf layout, but I build so slowly I am afraid it would consume my life and still not get done. And I’d never have time for model cars. *NM*
- Great stuff as always! Thanks! I don’t know who the folks in the Custom Body pit are. I did find a pic of the body of that car on Pinterest. It’s an Arrow. I don’t think I’ve seen thar car all assembled - it seems to have escaped getting photographed very much. *NM*
