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Discussion in 'The Antiquated' started by milo1303s, Mar 16, 2014.

  1. philo426
    Joined: Sep 20, 2007
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    That is going to be cool!Is that a Strombecker motor and chassis?
     
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  2. rudestude
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    It's a Eldon I have alot of Eldon stuff my brother gives them to me ...he gets them sometimes in estate sales he does or in his antique store.. I have around three big road coarse sets and three demo derby sets and several cars couple of the sets are in mint condition I have a large room upstairs in my house I would like to combine the tracks and build a large set up that is road course with along straight for drag racing and continues up a pikes peak type hill climb then back down into the road course...

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  3. quick85
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    I'll gladly take the blame (or credit) if I, in some way, caused you to start on the roadster. I'll be
    looking forward to seeing it come together.
     
  4. philo426
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    Cool stuff lucky you have the room for a large slot car layout!
     
  5. Found this early Monogram "Deuce roadster" stuffed in a box in the back bedroom!
    Built back when I was in junior high and this model was new on the store shelves! You become painfully aware of how far you have come as a modeler, and how lacking your talent still is when you have the opportunity to peer back in your crafting history.
     

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  6. philo426
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  8. rudestude
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  9. rc57
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    Finished Lil Red. On to the next one
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  10. Deuces
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    Looks great!!!!:)
     
  11. Chrisbcritter
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    Rudestude, could you please do me a little favor and tell me the diameter of the wire wheel rims on the Hispano-Suiza? I'd like to see if they would work for a T speedster I'm starting. Thanks!
     
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  12. milo1303s
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    since were postin boats, planes, and train's in here here's a motorcycle I'm workin on! 1208170440.jpg
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  13. I generally build 1:35 scale armor with the occasional soft skinned vehicle.

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    I built this 1:35 scale 1917 WW1 Australian model T for a fellow HAMBer:

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  14. junkyardjeff
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    I thought those were the neatest when they came out,I was too young to build them but have three my uncle built
     

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  15. philo426
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    I can dig the Tiger and the Lepard! 20171210_130107.jpg g
     
  16. rudestude
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    [​IMG]that's a 1/32 scale kit...what scale are you working with? I have other wire wheels I think they are mostly 1/25 scale stuff I believe I have a old die-casts model T delivery type car/truck that has wire wheels and two sets of the wire wheels with white walls ,model A one is pictured, they are 1/25? If your building in 1/25 scale I have alot of parts that would work for a model T speedster type build ,frames ,axles, some engines , bulb type horns and some body parts both T and A also flat head V-8 engines and parts and early Hemi stuff and a few later,426, just lots of stuff.... If I can help you out contact me....[​IMG][​IMG]

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  17. rudestude
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    Got a bit done on the 1/32 32 Roadster slot car build....got the chassis fitted, brought the top down a little, trying different tire&wheel combo's came up with this big&little set.... I tried to fit the chassis with the least amount showing ,less body to cut out, couple more little things then paint....found a beat up 55 body mounted it on a slot chassis also that one will be for the dirt figure 8 track the 34 and 36 body's will be set up as dirt cars also...till next time... Happy Gluing... I got ahold of some of the good stuff the tubes that say DANGER on them instead of NON TOXIC.....[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

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  18. 2002p51
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    This is a scene I created for an HO model railroad I'm working on.

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  19. Deuces
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    Sweeeeeeeeeet!:)
     
  20. NHRANUT
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    from Western PA

    Finished this one yesterday. It's one of the earliest 53 Corvettes that has been a race car since the late 50's. It's been sitting the last couple years but saw a lot of action in recent years, and way back.
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  21. philo426
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    I like those velocity stacks!So crazy cool!
     
  22. NHRANUT
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    1/8" aluminum tubing flared on my mini-lathe. I've done a few sets like this and I think they really add a great focal point to a model.
     
  23. philo426
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    Yes sir!Very authentic!
     
  24. 270283
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    Nice Corvette. Did you scratch build the hardtop or is it included in one of the Corvette kits?
     
  25. junkyardjeff
    Joined: Jul 23, 2005
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    Here is a 40 Ford I originally built in 73 or 74,took it out of storage and built a new chassis for it and installed a bigger motor and repainted the interior. New chassis has a dropped axle this time and the motor is the 390 from the 34 p/u kit.
     

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  26. camcrusher
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    from Candor, NY

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    from Candor, NY

  28. NHRANUT
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    It came with the kit, the 55 AMT. The only 53-55 kit with a hardtop that I ever saw.
     
  29. 270283
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    Thanks.
     

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