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This issue is packed! Part two on the Pagani shows how to detail the chassis, motor, and interior. Coverage on NNL West. We build a cool diorama with a blown flat head roadster in it. We have some really cool feature cars including a mid-engine '59 El Camino custom and a '69 Camaro Harrier jet car! How-tos include building a 1/8th scale blown Donovan 417, and tips on paint polish. Auto art by:Mark Gredzinski.

BUILDING A BLOWN FLAT HEAD & AN ENLARGER MACHINE!

When Pico Elgin showed me his 3D printing of the Frenzel blower at NNL West several years ago I knew I had to order some for myself.

1 min

PART TWO: CHASSIS AND INTERIOR DETAILING!

At the time I’m writing this, I’m already deep into the construction of the Pagani Huayra kit from Aoshima.

2 mins

AUTO ART

This year marks the 50th anniversary of my fascination with drag racing.

2 mins

JAY COBURN'S HARRIER JET ‘69 CAMARO

JAY COBURN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 1969 CAMARO

1 min

NNL WEST 2020

Well, the weather gods cooperated again and provided good weather for the 2020 NNL West held January 25 in Santa Clara, CA.

1 min

PAINT POLISHING 101

The paint job on your model is, without a doubt, the first thing people see when they look at your model.

1 min

BUILDING A 1/8TH SCALE DONOVAN 417

This is one of those projects you start, and dive into big time, then you realize it’s going to take a lot more time than you thought it would.

3 mins

TIM SLESAK'S “El Commotion”!

I got my first inspiration for “El Commotion” when I saw the Ridler Award winner while working the MPC Model Car Customizing Contest at the 1973 Detroit Autorama.

2 mins

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MODEL CAR BUILDER (MCB). I’ve been a model car builder all my life. I started as a kid and I’ve been building ever since. In the late 80s, early 90s I published a model car magazine called “Plastic Fanatic”. I sold the magazine and went back to school to study visual design and computer graphics. Kind of fell out of the hobby for a while, but then my wife and friends encouraged me to start building again, that’s when I decided to start a new magazine. Only this time the magazine is strictly a “how-to” magazine. No kit reviews, no events coverage, no new products section, strictly how-to’s and feature cars. Our in-depth how-to articles show you step-by-step how to detail a model car and our feature cars are done by some of the best modelers in the country. If you’re a serious model car builder, or a beginner looking for tips, then MCB is a “must have” for your work bench.