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CDW

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  • Birthday 04/16/1954

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    Tampa, Florida
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    Scale model building of all types; American and world history; science; religious studies; flight; grandchildren; travel; antique car and motorcycle restoration

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  1. Thanks Rob. I recently bought my first can of Revell Chrom. Pictures I have seen of the finished parts look very good when sprayed with Chrom. Much better than kit provided chrome plated parts. I want to test it first.
  2. I might rethink and use Alclad instead of Chrom. Polished aluminum may look better than chrome.
  3. An interesting note about the wheels and tires; the wheels are labeled front and rear, the tires are 6.00 - 16 (front) and 6.50 - 16 (rear). That slight difference in size, front and rear) is reflected in the parts.
  4. A set of period-correct wheels and tires for the Testa Rossa. Tires are branded Pirelli Stelvio 6.00 - 16. Will paint the wheels with Revell Chrom spray.
  5. There is a company out of Turkey who sell these 3D Ferrari badges for scale models. In various scales, too. As their name implies, their main focus is F4 Phantom related: Phantom Phreaks. The badges will look nice on the Testa Rossa
  6. That's certainly a convincing example of what a finished ZM can be in the hands of a skilled modeler. Beautiful is not enough superlative to describe it. Magnificent!
  7. With the exception of the Sherman tank at the bottom left, these are all the kits I won in the raffle drawings at the Pelicon 2025 model show last Saturday. The Panther and Crane kit has a ton of plastic sprues inside. The vendor selling the Sherman was asking a price I could not turn down, so I brought it home via a purchase.
  8. Decals are Cartograph, clear coat is Mr Color Super Clear III lacquer reduced with Mr Color leveling thinner.
  9. Outstanding model Kevin. I really love the chipping affects you achieved.
  10. Instrument panel. Not a lot to work with, rather spartan.
  11. Managed to get the piping laid down on the seats. Tedious. Seatbelts next.
  12. Not exactly sure but guess most are from Florida perhaps with a scattering from other nearby states. One thing is for sure, the members of our hobby, for the most part, are becoming more advanced in age shall we say. Not more than a relative handful of youth attended. Mist of my photos were taken early in the day. Many more models showed up later but taking photos was complicated by all the traffic around the display tables. Easily there were a hundred or more contestants and even multiple more models on display.
  13. Thanks for the kind comments, all. The small raffle tickets were $1 each, I bought 20. The big raffle tickets were $5 each, I bought 6. After you bought your tickets, you could drop as many as you wanted into each category bucket. The categories were divided between automotive, armor, aircraft, ships, or supplies. All the proceeds from the raffle go to support the host club while the prizes were donated by individual members and local businesses, some national businesses. I don't know why, but I'm mostly always lucky when it comes to these type raffles. Lotto, not so much. Here are some select photos of the myriads of scale models that were on display.
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