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31 minutes ago, mtaylor said:
never have figured the PT part.
"Originally, the PT Cruiser was to come out as a Plymouth product. It was originally to be short for "Plymouth Truck" or "Plymouth Transport". It's also a slight abbreviation of the original show car prototypes called the PRONTO Cruiser. When Daimler bought Chrysler .... , they got rid of the Plymouth brand and so the Cruiser was then shuffled into the Chrysler family - to become the "entry level" Chrysler. At that point, it was then changed to mean "Personal Transport"..."
The term I have always heard associated with it is "gangsta car" 😉
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Here is what I mean by large models
Current build
In stash
previous C130 variant - 25 inches in length over 24 in wingspan same scale as above
oh and here's another model, largest scale model plastic aircraft kit ever offered.
As you can see, all hanging from rafters in basement collecting dust. And at my rapidly advancing age it is downsize not upside. 😋🤫🤔
But I will find a surprise for all of you. Patience, Grasshoppers !
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35 minutes ago, Edwardkenway said:
It's not the obscene priced bottle Jack 🤪 but the one for about £35
Whew ! The two bottles that popped up on the London Whiskey Exchange were £993 plus change per bottle. Redbreast over here runs between $50 and $75 a bottle last time I bought one.
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34 minutes ago, Edwardkenway said:
do have a 12yr single Tallisker malt
Was not familiar with that label so I Googled it. After looking at the price at The Whiskey Exchange for one bottle,, I picked myself up off the floor and got my heart restarted.
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I've done that for priming but not final color. Can you build a jig like the one JAVLIN uses for decalling his plane, like one I copied from him ? You could use it to support the tank while spraying. Mine was done using a simple cordless power drill with Forstner bits (3/8 inch)
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18 hours ago, popeye the sailor said:
tedious decal work.....especially between the window
That window strip is one continuous decal with clear areas where the windows fall. Very tricky to install, especially going under the wing and getting it aligned.
18 hours ago, popeye the sailor said:so....what's next?
Not sure ! Maybe drop back 40 yards and punt 😁 the Constellation still awaits my return ! So ???
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Impressive bird, Denis. Nice job.
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Lou, Edward, Mike, OC, thanks for the compliments. You're too kind.
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Small update: Installed wheels and snow skis plus some minor parts. After the catastrophe with the nose cone and repairs and readied weights, it is a tad bit tail heavy, more so if the skis were not installed. Applied a Liquitex Gloss Acrylic medium to the black and red surfaces to seal them before a coat of Pledge to the whole model prior to applying the decals.
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At my rapidly advancing age, I am looking more at downsizing as opposed to upsizing 😉
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47 minutes ago, Old Collingwood said:
As Mark said - "Please please please" we want Want to see that.
OC.
What ? A bigger diorama? Another diorama ? I ran out of shelf space after the last 3 dioramas.
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27 minutes ago, Canute said:
You'd think it was a Snap-Tite kit.
Almost ! But a tad bit more difficulty 😉
I also have the Italeri ambulance jeep kit, same style as this one.
18 minutes ago, Edwardkenway said:You snuck this one through Jack 😉
Have another one to sneak in 🤫
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FINISHED - VolksWagen Dragster/Dune Buggy/Street Rod - AMT - 1:25 Scale
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Posted · Edited by Jack12477
Yep ! Took 7 feet of snow (over 48 hours) and 12 years before my granddaughter got her only snow day from school.