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Old 11-04-2009, 08:34 AM
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ROFLMAO your right.....so will cookie be making an appearance at the Midwest slot show this weekend?


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Cookie will be there this weekend. That's the plan this weekend. I'll be posting a want list later this morning on the Midwest Show Thread.

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Old 11-04-2009, 08:36 AM
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Perfect, Randy, Thank you so much!
I really appreciate the how-to. I know it is not easy to type with a doinked digit.

Heal fast, man!
I can't type fast with all fingers okay. I'm the hunt and peck type.

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Old 11-06-2009, 04:59 AM
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Thumbs up How about a ' 55 Nomad ?

Great work ! One good thing about your creation is that it has the HO slot " Mojo " of its 2 forebearers !




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Old 11-06-2009, 06:45 AM
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Great work ! One good thing about your creation is that it has the HO slot " Mojo " of its 2 forebearers !




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Thanks for the compliment.
Why Aurora didn't produce a 57' Bel-Air for the A/FX or Thunderjet I'll never understand. I did read where they wanted to do a 55' Nomad but went with the 57' instead.
I've already built the 55' Nomad from the Aurora A/FX 55' Bel-Air and 57' Nomad. That will be the next to get cast. I've got to purchase some more silicone mold maker and produce the mold. I need a new grill for this one. The one on it now has a piece missing out of it.
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This is another very cool machine.
I don't suppose that you just swapped roofs, right?
It took two 55s and 2 57s to build these bodies?
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Old 11-07-2009, 08:13 AM
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This is another very cool machine.
I don't suppose that you just swapped roofs, right?
It took two 55s and 2 57s to build these bodies?

That's it. The two bodies it took to build the 55' Nomad were very nice bodies. It's true I'm swapping roofs. But to build the Nomad, I have to cut below the bottom of the windows and save that bottom window trim. It's kinda tricky, (for me anyway) but I try to work slow. If I get hurried, then the mistakes start to happen. Randy.
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I hope this sort of customizing never gets lost decades to come...

I'm digging this thread. It just keeps on getting Cooler and Cooler.

Bob...we get to make our own fun...zilla
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Don't look now but I think AW just stole your idea !

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Thanks for the compliment.
Why Aurora didn't produce a 57' Bel-Air for the A/FX or Thunderjet I'll never understand. I did read where they wanted to do a 55' Nomad but went with the 57' instead.
I've already built the 55' Nomad from the Aurora A/FX 55' Bel-Air and 57' Nomad. That will be the next to get cast. I've got to purchase some more silicone mold maker and produce the mold. I need a new grill for this one. The one on it now has a piece missing out of it.
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I like the Nutty version much better...

Neal,

Uuuuuuuuum that Blue AW Nomad is WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!

Bob...to long in back (Eeeeeew)...zilla
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Neal,

Uuuuuuuuum that Blue AW Nomad is WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!

Bob...to long in back (Eeeeeew)...zilla
...or is the rear tire too far forward (wheel base issues)

Regardless this looks like a fun mod to do...two of each huh?...at least...LOL!
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on that chevy!!

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Yeah, I have six of them. I wished it was the same length as the 57' Nomad. AW did a good job on their's.

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on that chevy!!

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