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  3. philo426
    Interesting stuff..
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  9. philo426
    I intend to plate it with ribbed plastic.
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  13. philo426
    Well can be somewhat hard to work with.
  14. philo426
    Made the upper rear panel out of sheet aluminum.
  15. philo426
    Yeah on amazon it is like24 bucks .free shipping but they charge state sales tax
  16. philo426
    I have heard of it !
  17. philo426
    Some, I like 1/18 diecast too.
  18. philo426
    Wally I tell you the truth I picked up a die cast Tomica Winnebago at a Garage sale I liked how it was designed.Since I have never encountered a 1/25 Winky I thought it would be a fun challenge to scratch build a Motor home loosely based on the diecast.Since I got the cabover Kenworth at Ollies it seemed natural to use its Frame.
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  20. philo426
    Well if you add baking soda to the superglue it bonds quicker allows for a stronger bond.
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  22. philo426
    Front end coming together
  23. philo426
    Mocking it up
  24. philo426
    Getting the structure together
  25. philo426
    Lol!got the wheels and tires on!

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