October Acquisitions.

Alternators Rumble arrived from the USA today - I now have at least one version of every Alternator mold! Woo!

Oh and just to mix it up a bit, here's a slightly different "acquisitions picture:"

http://img505.imageshack.us/img505/5...drumbleab8.jpg

SO EXCITED!

I will say just one thing: thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you Kyle and FansProject

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Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime

I just Googled "chrome paint" and from what I'm reading chrome paint appears to be paints that are highly reflective and thus mimic chrome. They are of course, not true chrome. And yeah... they do look expensive. I saw one site selling 946mL of chrome paint for AU$643.50 (excluding GST)! Furthermore, from what I can see here chrome paints are only available in spray form which would require buying an air-brush and/or spray gun. Not worth it considering that you can get a Japanese reissue on e-Bay for US$95 (even with the crummy state of the AUD). A shiny silver paint would be a cheaper and easier option IMO.

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I must check Dad's automotive paint tins outside tomorrow when it's light - I could swear that I saw a spray can of chrome paint, with the lid of the can that was chrome in style which indicated what the paint was meant to look like when dry. I don't think it was as expensive as you say, although it's probably not top quality.

Back in the day I think I also remember reading a 'do-it-yourself-chrome' tutorial for model parts, where you give the parts you want to make chrome multiple baths in various tubs of probably harmful chemicals.

Chrome spray paint is readily available here (except to under 18's) at around the same cost as any normal colour.

CITY COMMANDER!

Thank you Kyle and Fansproject!

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Originally Posted by TheDirtyDigger

Chrome spray paint is readily available here (except to under 18's) at around the same cost as any normal colour.

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stu do you have any recommended cost effective brands?

On the weekend:

http://www.paxeiro.com/newstuff/251008.jpg

Last night, from pulse:

http://www.paxeiro.com/newstuff/281008.jpg

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Originally Posted by jgon2098

stu do you have any recommended cost effective brands?

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Ahh not off the top of my head mate. Head into an Autobarn or a hardware store or send a PM to lcz to ask his method of 'chroming' parts.



And Optimus...get the hell off Purry you fiend!!!!:mad:

Got my City commander too!

Thanx kyle + Friend!

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Originally Posted by TheDirtyDigger

And Optimus...get the hell off Purry you fiend!!!!:mad:

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I think we have all grown somewhat "attached" to Purry... :o:p