Every issue of Scale Auto showcases the best in auto modeling features and top-notch kit reviews, including columns written by the frontrunners in the hobby. But did you know that you can find exclusive, never-before-seen content at ScaleAutoMag.com? Let's check it out! | | | August 2020 Scale Auto On Sale Now | The August 2020 issue of Scale Auto is our Special Builders Guide. Bill Coulter shows you some great how-to in his kitbashed Penske-Sunoco '66 Chevy Corvette. Len Woodruff takes out all the stops as he superdetails a colorful NASCAR Marauder inside and out. Terry Jessee follows with a fantastic feature on how to pull together and weather a dirt-track warrior. And don't miss Mike Klessig's giant Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza by Italeri. That's not all! We wrap up this issue with 7 new kit reviews, One Great Model on the Tamiya McLaren Mercedes MP4-13 and all the other great content you've come to expect in an issue of Scale Auto. So, enthusiasts, keep working on your models – stay safe, stay healthy! | | | | | Editor Tim Kidwell cracks the plastic wrap on new kits and gives you a first-hand inside look at some of the hottest kits around! Check out these latest Fast Track videos. | | | | | Expanded Review: Tamiya acrylic lacquer paints - Testing new paint colors the tried-and-true way | I have been a fan of Tamiya's excellent line of lacquer spray paints (the TS line) for more than 20 years. For several years after giving up spraying enamels I enjoyed an easy phase of shooting my model car bodies using TS paints directly from the spray cans. The finishes were almost universally excellent and quick and easy to achieve. Eventually, wanting more precise color matches and better control of application and paint thickness, I began decanting my TS paints for airbrush use. I wished for a day when Tamiya might offer the TS colors in jars intended for airbrush use. That day has finally arrived.
| | | | | Conversion bodies for Ford '32 coupe and Chevy '70 Impala sport coupe | One of the areas where resin casters are most handy is in providing conversion bodies for existing plastic kits. When well done, those are a welcome addition to the hobby and make for a lot less work. Let's take a look at some. | | | Digging the Dirt - Making nerf bars for a Chevy II modified race car | In the August 2020 Scale Auto (page 32), I showed you how to build and lightly weather a modified Chevy II dirt-track racer. While you get to see the nerf bars on the car, I couldn't show them to you prior to attaching them or the full list of parts I used for the model—there just wasn't enough room. | | | All your up-to-date diecast reviews are on Scale Auto's website, on our new dedicated die-cast model car page. We've loaded up our reviews to this new page you can easily find on our website, ScaleAutoMag.com. The new page is cleverly labeled Scale Auto DC. We'll get a new review to you just as soon as we have time to rip open the box and write it up! | | | | | | | This message was sent to vasiliikoslof@gmail.com
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