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Thanks. I don't know how I missed seeing that sticky.
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Does anyone have a recommendation for good replacement black crane line (string) and where to get it? thanks
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grovemodels wrote:Does anyone have a recommendation for good replacement black crane line (string) and where to get it? thanks Musky Master fishing line - 18lbs for regular models, 27lbs for the really big ones like the CC8800. You can find it online, even eBay sells it.
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Good place to mix ,match anf get the colors you need..even RAL codes http://scalemodeldb.com/paint
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Special parts and accessories for cranes 1/50... https://www.shapeways.com/shops/CGMmodel
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Quick question guys. Does anyone know a website that I can order paint for Komatsu yellow and cat yellow, etc? I search but only find places that I can't really tell if they are the right yellow or or. Thanks a bunch
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As far as I know you can only get Cat yellow at a dealer. Part number 4C-4200.
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Ok thank you 3406
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Just a generalized question, I have people on Facebook asking to buy some of the parts I've made for my Ford F-250 I.e: the combo box and plow. Truth is im not much of a production type builder I mostly just build for myself and I wouldn't be making these all by hand so my question is how would you guys go about it?
I've looked at maybe pewter casting or resin casting haven't looked into 3D printing as I've got no experience with casting/mould making or auto cad.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Hi.
I'm a new member. Not new to diecast, but pretty new to 1:50.
Q: I have a WSI Mack Granite with overly stretched spiral cables/lines. Is there any way to shrink them a bit?
I was thinking about using a heat gun, but I'm afraid to burn paint on these lines.
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