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DANG! That is SWEET my friend!!
Keep it up!!
Greg
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towoc999, Really nice ! Question: What did you utilize to "chrome" the second steer axle? Thanks! Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack@us.army.mil
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Hi !
Randy , do you mean the wheels or the fenders ?
anyway the wheel was the third axle of the original truck .
the fenders are painted with aluminium paint from a spray can .
thank you for the comments .
the Frenchman
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RMS Models wrote:towoc999,
Really nice !
Ditto... 
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Some more cool conversions from you Frenchman....great! Chris
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That is some impressive styrene work! Look forward to seeing it after paint. Rowan.
1:25th scale CAT 375L excavator
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RowanH wrote:That is some impressive styrene work! Look forward to seeing it after paint.
Rowan. sorry , I have no credit for all that , it is only the fenders of the second front axle that have been done in styrene, the concrete mixer is an old conrad !!! and it is painted white ! thank you anyway for the comments I really whish I could do styrene work like that !!!! oh maybe one day !!! The Frenchman
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towoc999, I apologize, by question was not stated clearly, I was referring to the fender. Could you provide the brand of paint you used? Thanks ! Randy M. Smolenack RMSmodels@aol.comrandy.m.smolenack@us.army.mil
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Hi !
Randy , the paint is : maker = SICO ( canadian made don't know if you can get any )
super anti-rust (corrostop) super opaque exterior gloss aluminium #631-120.
many of my models are customised with this paint as far as 'alu' is concern
The Frenchman
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Fine job there Frenchman! Ken
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towoc999 wrote:Hi !
Randy , the paint is : maker = SICO ( canadian made don't know if you can get any )
super anti-rust (corrostop) super opaque exterior gloss aluminium #631-120.
many of my models are customised with this paint as far as 'alu' is concern
The Frenchman Which store carries the paint??
- John
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Nice job Frenchie real nice job.
CLAP CLAP CLAP EM!!!!!!!!!!!
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A little something for a good friend......ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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GCS wrote:towoc999 wrote:Hi !
Randy , the paint is : maker = SICO ( canadian made don't know if you can get any )
super anti-rust (corrostop) super opaque exterior gloss aluminium #631-120.
many of my models are customised with this paint as far as 'alu' is concern
The Frenchman Which store carries the paint?? RONA and I think many hardware store
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