Lots of people on this forum are very talented in addition to their G body...🙂
So can you 3d print say... taillights?I build 64th scale agricultural models. Started when I was like 13 modifying stuff for myself and somebody offered to buy one of the things I built when I was like 15. Been building for sale since. Actually building models primarily subsidies my car hobby. Probably 1/2 to 2/3 of what I spend on cars is paid for by building models. Get anywhere between $100-$350 for completed products.
https://www.facebook.com/JSLMFG/
I find a real tractor/truck/combine ect, scale it down, either scratch build and resin cast or (mostly today) CAD it, have a 3D printing company print it, and I do finish assembly. I also do some contract CAD design for other people that want one off stuff.
I've done it for a couple summers in high school and college and now that I am graduated I try to spend 10-15hrs or so a week building models for sale.
Hi Dave,I play guitar so my other hobby is playing with my guitars and amps.
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I just finished modifying my Marshall JVM210 not too long ago. I took a mini break from guitar for a bit. Just getting back into it.
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Cool mini garage, Blake.I'm big into collecting and modifying 1/18 diecast model cars...
I buy what I like, and mod them to my liking... usually just quick wheel swaps and such, but a few have gotten more involved.
Still working on my replica of my 442. Nobody makes an Olds, so I hacked up a Buick and made it myself! Almost ready for paint!
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I build 64th scale agricultural models. Started when I was like 13 modifying stuff for myself and somebody offered to buy one of the things I built when I was like 15. Been building for sale since. Actually building models primarily subsidies my car hobby. Probably 1/2 to 2/3 of what I spend on cars is paid for by building models. Get anywhere between $100-$350 for completed products.
https://www.facebook.com/JSLMFG/
I find a real tractor/truck/combine ect, scale it down, either scratch build and resin cast or (mostly today) CAD it, have a 3D printing company print it, and I do finish assembly. I also do some contract CAD design for other people that want one off stuff.
I've done it for a couple summers in high school and college and now that I am graduated I try to spend 10-15hrs or so a week building models for sale.
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