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#21 Posted : 06 November 2018 09:09:15

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That's coming along very nicely Ken.
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#22 Posted : 06 November 2018 13:49:03

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Nicely done so far Ken BigGrin

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#23 Posted : 06 November 2018 16:35:38

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Looking really good with a coat of paint and some interior.

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#24 Posted : 06 November 2018 23:43:03

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You're certainly powering along with this one Ken and doing a great job with it too.... Looks good.... Cool

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#25 Posted : 07 November 2018 08:50:31

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Coming on very nicely Ken, great work.

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#26 Posted : 08 November 2018 21:12:16

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Did some work work on the bed of the transporter.

Ken's the name modeling's the game.

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#27 Posted : 13 November 2018 22:18:52

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Hi all another update

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#28 Posted : 14 November 2018 09:15:32

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Looking really good Ken.
It's going to be pretty big when it's all done.

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#29 Posted : 14 November 2018 16:08:54

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Looking great with the car on the back.

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#30 Posted : 14 November 2018 19:29:42

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This is turning into a great conversion Ken Cool

very nice work.

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#31 Posted : 15 November 2018 00:11:10

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Its growing Ken, really nice work.... Cool

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#32 Posted : 15 November 2018 19:51:37

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Hi all had a bit of a catastrophe.

But I've managed to fix it

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#33 Posted : 25 November 2018 19:02:46

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Hi all attemped the roof rack (soldering is another of my achillies heels)

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#34 Posted : 25 November 2018 19:20:17

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Nice work Ken

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#35 Posted : 25 November 2018 22:08:39

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Looking great Ken.

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#36 Posted : 25 November 2018 22:51:38

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Thanks guys

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#37 Posted : 30 November 2018 21:53:55

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Hi all here is the next update (those opening doors were a nightmare) there are 2 tiny pins with corresponding holes in the inner door skins which have the hooks for the hinges in the door posts thing is if you put the doorskin in those pins the chrome trim won't align and the door droops so what I ended up doing was using liquid cement on the joins hanging the inner door then putting the outer skin up to it and using clamps to hold them in place till the glue sets.

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#38 Posted : 04 January 2019 20:43:38

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Hi all well I finally got some bench time, got the rear wheels on, just got to invent some suspension.

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#39 Posted : 04 January 2019 22:04:20

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Nice work Ken, not far to go now.

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#40 Posted : 05 January 2019 00:43:32

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Good job Ken, well done.

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