Malibu´s custom models

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Thanks all.
The posts where made from paper clips which where flattend before in a bench vice.
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Thanks Stephan, good old paper clips. Used a lot of them in my time along with various thicknesses of wire and solder as solder is so easy to work worth but will remain quite firm once painted.

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Iso Grifo in gold.
What do you think does it work?
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That's a brilliant paint job, but I think it needs a snazzier interior to set it off. How about crimson or maroon?
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Hi all,

for my next custom model I need for grey wheels and axles from a Bedford A2.
If anyone could helb me would be grate.
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Hi all,
today I got a parcel from Matchboxparts.
With new glazing and baggage it´s fit for the vitrine.
Before
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and after restoring
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Sorry pictures are a bit pale.
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Re: Malibu´s custom models

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Some nice models, great colors, keep up the good work!

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Malibu wrote:The problem was the clear varnish over the beige paint.
It causes the beige to crack.
In the stage the model is now I could paint the roof without this problem but I simply do not dare to do it bcause I don´t want to spoil the model again with beige paint where it should not be as I did two times before.

Stephan
I've had the same nightmare -did a clean, then parts removed/covered, paint strip, clean, dry, repaint......hurrah! Then thought I'd protect it all with spray matt clear varnish and the paint all cracked. Back to stage one. :|
All my collection is absolutely mint, sage and onion condition
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Just made a quick pitstop with this Jaguar XK140.
This model is easy to restore - only one axle rivet to handle with ;)
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Re: Malibu´s custom models

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Comes across on my screen as another high quality finish Stephan, worthy of associating your name to it!

I am sure if you rented a table at a toy show or toy collectors fair your models would attract a lot of interest.

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