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Hey y'all, CG trader had a flash sale today and I just scored this model file! Gail said "Happy Birthday" to me LOL. This sucker, if printed in full scale 1/48 is 63" long. It is likely I will print it at a smaller scale because that won't fit on my build table what-so-ever. Plus I am pretty...

Can't beat 8MPG! Oh wait....yes you can LOL

Dang that's teeny! Love love love the canoes. Well done sir :Drinks:

Ditto, thinking the same thing. I have a nice little club (6 members) but would love a greatly involved group like this. There is one about an hour drive away. As I say that, it brings to mind, one of my members DOES drive an hour to our meetings LOL. Hmmm....

Man, you've been busy! These are two airplanes I may have passed over on the isle but would have been sorry for it after seeing yours. What cool looking airplanes!! I like the Canadian one a lot, and the story about the plane looking for the fleet after Pearl gets to my heart. I would build...

They are all fabulous, but the Sunseeker is glorious! What a beautiful boat.

Ok, for @Rhino 's personal viewing pleasure, I am attempting to make the AMC 345cc V8 engine. So far so good. I don't have the intake manifold done or the carb, but what I have I am relatively pleased with. The block, really, is a series of guesses, since I can't find definitive images and...

This is another one for my friend Bob, who can no longer build for himself due to hand tremors. I build them for free for him, but he forgot the "if you buy them from me" part of the deal. I am ashamed to say I let that influence how far I went on the build. I normally open doors and trunk and...

It could work And yeah, vector files would be ideal!

In my search I found that the 345 was definitely low speed high torque unstoppable monsters getting 8mpg if you were lucky. We didn’t care about mpg in those days because gas was 50 cents or less. Creating the engine has been a whole different ballgame than the bitty parts. It is possible it is...

I probably should. The 304 seemed to be the one that most opted for for some reason.

Awesome, Thanks! I was avoiding video and just looking for pictures, but that was a mistake.

Not sure how the other guy could build better than that. This looks fantastic. So clean! Dunno how y'all do that LOL.

I have another part created. The fan from the Scout kit is really thick, so I thought I'd give making a new fan a go. I haven't printed it yet... It is made in blender. The final result is not as smooth as I'd like, but at a microscopic level print it should look OK.

Fellers, I am still working on printing parts for my International Scout model. I have made a BUNCH of parts. I got the kit out and was looking at the kit engine and though, "Man, that thing sucks". So, I thought I would try to make my own engine with 3D software (Blender). I need reference...

Love those graphics! Gonna be a sharp looking plane :Drinks:

I am 110% sure Paddy could do it. I've never seen a better builder really. It's a piece of cake...maybe, like, a red velvet cake which is really hard to make...but a piece of cake none-the-less.

I did that on the 1/32 F-16 Israeli jet. It made things infinitely easier for me.

Honestly, I feel the same. Didn't want to jinx myself by saying it out loud LOL