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  • Del640
    SMF Supporters
    • May 2020
    • 1151

    #31
    Welcome!

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    • Mini Me
      SMF Supporters
      • Jun 2018
      • 10711

      #32
      Interesting array of modeling subjects.....a little something for everyone. Welcome to the madhouse Julian.

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      • Tugman
        • Feb 2023
        • 62

        #33
        I believe we all a bit of craziness in us.

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        • Tugman
          • Feb 2023
          • 62

          #34
          I finish this small model for ME catalog.
          It looks simple but it took me a week to finish it.
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          • Bri62
            SMF Supporters
            • Jan 2023
            • 1879
            • Brian
            • Widnes Cheshire

            #35
            Welcome m8 enjoy your stay, everything look great.
            Brian

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            • Tugman
              • Feb 2023
              • 62

              #36
              Originally posted by Bri62
              Welcome mate enjoy your stay, everything look great.
              Brian
              Thank You Brian.
              Here is a project that I spent 18 years. I build this73 Type I bug in my back yard.
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              • Tugman
                • Feb 2023
                • 62

                #37
                This is the 1875cc engine I built.
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                • minitnkr
                  Charter Rabble member
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 7517
                  • Paul
                  • Dayton, OH USA

                  #38
                  Beautifully done. Both inside & out. I remember some very strong 1875s from my days in CA. The pink engine stand was a nice touch.

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                  • Tugman
                    • Feb 2023
                    • 62

                    #39
                    I guess everyone had a Wolkswagen bug in their life or some family member had one.

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                    • rtfoe
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 9072

                      #40
                      Wonderful builds Julian, welcome aboard too.

                      Cheers,
                      Richard aka Wabble

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                      • minitnkr
                        Charter Rabble member
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 7517
                        • Paul
                        • Dayton, OH USA

                        #41
                        My wife had a red superbug convertible she brought east from CA in the early eighties.

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                        • Tugman
                          • Feb 2023
                          • 62

                          #42
                          They are fun to drive. Every time I had to fill up and I opened the hood, the other people filling their car would come over and stared to ask questions.
                          Lots of fun.

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                          • papa 695
                            Moderator
                            • May 2011
                            • 22770

                            #43
                            A little late, but welcome to the forum Julian, some great builds by the way.

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                            • Tugman
                              • Feb 2023
                              • 62

                              #44
                              Again, Thanks for the warm welcome you guys have given me in this forum.
                              I like to say that I also do sculpting, and I did this piece to compete on a IPMS show.
                              This funny piece won 1st Place in the “Funny and Comic” category.
                              I hope you guys enjoy it.
                              I got the idea once wile watching a tv commercial about Raid. I thought, Wouldn’t be great to do a bug that feeds on that venom? and the idea took off.
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                              The eyes are from a taxidermist web site, they are Bobcats eyes. The eye laches are real I bought them on our local drug store. You ought to see how the women around looked at me, because I was choosing to see what it would look on my mosquito. :smiling3:
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                              The wings I made from brass wires and “Glad” food plastic wrap. After I solder the wings shape, I painted them and when dried I glue the wrap and stretch it with a small blow torch, then with a hot nail, I added the holes in the wings like if he was an old mosquito.
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                              The can I had to empty it first of course and with fine tip pliers I proceeded to rip it like in a way that will match his fingers.
                              The hand and the fingers I use my on hand as a model to see how the tendons will look like when forcing something .
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                              The antennas are the wires that surgeons use to insert stents in your veins.
                              And I had to add the VW logo tattoo since I love those bugs also.

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                              I took this funny thing to a Volkswagen show and exhibit it together with my bug.
                              A guy like it so much that bought it from me for a nice profit.

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                              • Tim Marlow
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 18890
                                • Tim
                                • Somerset UK

                                #45
                                Originally posted by Tugman
                                Again, Thanks for the warm welcome you guys have given me in this forum.
                                I like to say that I also do sculpting, and I did this piece to compete on a IPMS show.
                                This funny piece won 1st Place in the “Funny and Comic” category.
                                I hope you guys enjoy it.
                                I got the idea once wile watching a tv commercial about Raid. I thought, Wouldn’t be great to do a bug that feeds on that venom? and the idea took off.
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                                The eyes are from a taxidermist web site, they are Bobcats eyes. The eye laches are real I bought them on our local drug store. You ought to see how the women around looked at me, because I was choosing to see what it would look on my mosquito. :smiling3:
                                [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1195660[/ATTACH]
                                The wings I made from brass wires and “Glad” food plastic wrap. After I solder the wings shape, I painted them and when dried I glue the wrap and stretch it with a small blow torch, then with a hot nail, I added the holes in the wings like if he was an old mosquito.
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                                The can I had to empty it first of course and with fine tip pliers I proceeded to rip it like in a way that will match his fingers.
                                The hand and the fingers I use my on hand as a model to see how the tendons will look like when forcing something .
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                                The antennas are the wires that surgeons use to insert stents in your veins.
                                And I had to add the VW logo tattoo since I love those bugs also.

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                                I took this funny thing to a Volkswagen show and exhibit it together with my bug.
                                A guy like it so much that bought it from me for a nice profit.
                                Excellent work. Not only beautifully built, but a lot of fun and extremely inventive to boot. More please

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