ScaleAutoMag.com Newsletter - September 2012

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Home :: Subscribe :: Renew :: The Magazine :: How To & Models :: Forums :: Contest Annuals Scale Auto Newsletter September 11, 2012 The October 2012 issue   In the October Scale Auto, we continue our "Building the Legends" series with another classic: the Sox & Martin Hemi Cuda. Dave Thibodeau shows how to convert Revell's 1971 Hemi Cuda Street car into the famous Pro Stock car.   We also have Part II of Tim Boyd's "Builders Guide to 1932-1934 Ford kits," which covers the best of the 1933 and 1934 Ford kits in 1/24 and 1/25 scales. After you've read the story, visit ScaleAutoMag.com and check out our Online Extra, featuring notable 1932-1934 Ford kits in other scales.   Subscribe today and get the October issue delivered to your mailbox! Sponsored by Round 2 LLC Back for the first time in almost 50 years, MPC�'s retro-futuristic Daytona Transport Truck is here! The bubble-topped transport bed can hold 1:25 scale models and makes a wild display case! Builds in two sections - swiveling forward cab and enclosed bed section. The 1:25 scale kit is molded in white, clear and chrome with vinyl tires and water-release decals. Retro deluxeT features include expanded decal sheet, optional tinted windows and vintage packaging artwork. Subscriber Extra: New desktop wallpaper Exclusive to ScaleAutoMag.com, subscribers can download desktop wallpaper of Greg Schmidt's Earnhardt Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe (featured in "One Great Model" in the August 2012 Scale Auto).   Not a subscriber? Download a free sample Get more from ScaleAutoMag.com Do you subscribe to Scale Auto magazine? Great! Our website has three great benefits for you:   Tips & Tech Build better models by learning useful tips and techniques from other builders. With more than 400 tips in our "Tips & Tech" archive, you're bound to find information to advance your building skills.   Contributor Ed Maslin has done it again. This time, Ed describes a foolproof way to bend perfect roll bars - something that eludes many modelers. Kit Reviews In the market for a new kit? Read in-depth reviews from Scale Auto's experts. More than 300 reviews online!   Visit our Kit Reviews section and read Mike Soliday's review of MPC's Dodge Charger Street Machine.   Desktop Wallpaper Get inspired to build every time you turn on your computer! Browse our complete wallpaper library and download your favorites.   Our latest wallpaper features Greg Schmidt's Earnhardt Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe.   There's plenty more where that came from. Subscribe today to enjoy these benefits! Hot Forum Topics Here are a few of the discussion items at ScaleAutoMag.com:   Revell 1969 Ford Torino Talladega   1934 Hot Rod Ford Pickup   1972 Chevelle (from Supernatural)   The Scale Auto Interview: Evan Hermel   Walmart to sell models and supplies again   Scale Auto Direct-Downloadable Articles Helpful articles from Scale Auto bundled into downloadable PDFs are now available for sale Painting Techniques   Mark S. Gustavson, Pat Covert, and Steve Culpepper master the techniques of using lacquer, airbrushes, and powder to add the finishing touches to a contest model. Larry Huff and David Von Almen also team up in a two-part series focusing on a "glass-smooth paint job" from aerosol paints. (23 pages, MB)   scpdf004 $6.95   Click here to see all of the PDFs available. Forward this newsletter Go ahead, it's free. Send this newsletter to a friend. If you received this newsletter from a friend and would like to start receiving your own free copy, click here. Reader Services Subscribe Renew Give a Gift Community Scale Auto Forum Calendar of Events Scale Auto Store Back Issues Contest Annuals Binders Advertise Want to reach car modeling enthusiasts? Advertise in this newsletter. Contact Jim Hagerty today. This message was sent to vasiliikoslof@gmail.com Unsubscribe | Customer Service Center | Change E-mail | Privacy Policy Kalmbach Publishing Co. 21027 Crossroads Circle Waukesha, WI 53187 Copyright 2012 Kalmbach Publishing Co.