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Charliegrs posted:There's also rally cars. You can do tons of weathering on those. I’ve got a couple in my stash that would be fun to do up. Any good guides/advice for doing just that? I’m pretty green on a lot of weathering really, just engine grime washes and mucking about with some Tamiya pigments.
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Jun 18, 2023 02:11
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I’ll give it a go too, but the only partially built kits I have were bought that way. eBay special for the tools and workshop kit. I’ll be working on those, along with the garage diorama for my shelf. Beyond that I’ll be starting on the RX7, because it’s the kit I’ve had the longest and am the least excited to build.  
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Oct 1, 2023 22:34
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Finished the Tamiya RX-7 Cabriolet with a couple of days to spare. Not a car I'm hugely into, so it was tough to get motivated at times. Pretty happy with how it turned out, even with cutting a couple of corners. Onto the next one!   
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Dec 31, 2023 22:37
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Any suggestions for bending some photo-etch parts? Looks like there is a little to do for the wipers on the Lancia 037 I’m building. Not looking to spend a whole lotta, but buying a dedicated tool is okay with me.
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Jan 22, 2024 16:52
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Thanks, I was eyeing those! The parts are pretty straightforward and I stick to cars/motorcycles so not likely to get too complex over time.
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Jan 22, 2024 18:07
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I’ve used fishing line for fuel lines and the like on cars. Comes in a bunch of sizes/colors too, but clear is probably the best bet. CA glue and pilot holes sized appropriately for attaching the line.
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