ScaleAutoMag.com Newsletter - June 2018

06/12/2018 VIEW ONLINE SUBSCRIBE HOW-TO FORUMS GALLERY SHOP August 2018 Issue In the August 2018 issue of Scale Auto we’re celebrating Chevy Impala’s 60th anniversary with features from Mark Jones and Marcos Cruz, show coverage from NNL Milwaukee and Buckeye Classic, PLUS 10 kit reviews of the latest and greatest new plastic kits and 2 die-cast reviews.   MORE » Sponsored by: Hero Collector by Eaglemoss Great Scott! Start Building Your DeLorean Time Machine for Just $1.95!   Officially authorized by Universal Studios, this easy to build 1:8 scale precision die-cut model is a screen-accurate replica of Doc Brown's DeLorean DMC-12 Time Machine from Back to the Future! Subscribe today for just $1.95 with FREE SHIPPING for your first two issues. With each shipment you'll receive new sets of parts and full-color collector's magazines featuring step-by-step assembly instructions and insider info about the car and movies. Click here for full details!   Your Most Wanted Kits Have you ever wanted to tell your favorite manufacturers what kits you’d like to build or collect? Here’s your chance: Check out Your Most Wanted Kits feature in the August issue and get the wheels rollin’.   SUBSCRIBE NOW » You’re not going to want to miss this one! Get this and every great issue of Scale Auto delivered right to your door! TIPS & TECH NEWSLETTER EXCLUSIVE Silly Putty Molds Sam Lopez   “I needed to copy a small part (a side mirror), but I didn’t want to make a rubber mold and go through all that hassle. Instead, I placed the part on a clean, flat surface (a piece of glass is a good choice), then I pressed a ball of Silly Putty over the part until the whole piece was covered.    “After removing the Silly Putty from the glass, I placed the Silly Putty (with the part still embedded in it) in the freezer and waited for the putty to harden. Silly Putty is originally greasy, so the part came out of the frozen mold without a problem, leaving a firm and undistorted mold.   “I then poured 5-minute epoxy into the mold, waited until the epoxy hardened, then waited a little longer for the putty to thaw and regain its flexibility. The result was a hard and perfectly formed part that easily came out of the now-flexible mold.”   TRENDING TOPICS Reader Forum Checklist Check out some of the HOT Forum discussions at ScaleAutoMag.com: 1969 Dodge Dart GTS 340 General Mayhem Hellcat 1972 Chevelle SS (high-detail build) 2018 ARCA Toyota W.I.P. 1914 Fire truck. plus a T rat rod VISIT FORUMS » FEATURED PRODUCTS Building the Legends Shop Now » Build Better Muscle Cars Shop Now » Airbrushing for Scale Modelers Shop Now »  SHOP NOW »   NEED ASSISTANCE?  CONTACT US SUBSCRIPTION CUSTOMER SERVICE VISIT OUR WEBSITE LIKE US ON FACEBOOK RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION GIVE A GIFT Unsubscribe Change Email Customer Service Privacy Policy This message was sent to vasiliikoslof@gmail.com © 2018 Kalmbach Media Co. 21027 Crossroads Circle Waukesha, WI 53186