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I like the Texas car. In small scale, not life size.
Probably woulda been better to start a new thread, rather than hijack this one, but you could always do a crashed station wagon.I purchased a resin body kit of a 1963 Plymouth Belvedere Station wagon.
When I got it, discovered that the left front axle mount was only partially there when it was molded.
Seller offered me my money back but had no more kits of this model so I kept it. Now, need to fix molding blem so that
I can put and hold a front axle it it. I have a piece of scrap brass from a slot car chassis that I can glue in place and drill, but then I
will need to use a straight steel model axle of the correct length. Anybody have any spares that they can spare?
I purchased a resin body kit of a 1963 Plymouth Belvedere Station wagon.
When I got it, discovered that the left front axle mount was only partially there when it was molded.
Seller offered me my money back but had no more kits of this model so I kept it. Now, need to fix molding blem so that
I can put and hold a front axle it it. I have a piece of scrap brass from a slot car chassis that I can glue in place and drill, but then I
will need to use a straight steel model axle of the correct length. Anybody have any spares that they can spare?
Thanks Donnie 3.0. This forum is a bit sleepy, isn't it?Man, I just had a big WTF? moment!
I thought this was a new post until I saw where I had posted already... WTF?
Oh, March 8th, 2013....
But I still like the Texas car...![]()
So -- you want me to look for the axle or not????What a bunch of nit-pickers.. ! Sorry that I even asked for help.
True, pug-man, but seems to be waking up a bit...Thanks Donnie 3.0. This forum is a bit sleepy, isn't it?