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1950 Chev Panel Truck

MAN I'm LOVING this (and just happen to have a fresh new Dingo kit,getting LOTS of cool idears here),awesome build,Brother "thumbsup":mrgreen:
 
Oh, colours, I'd try a Matte Dark Reddish Brown or Matte gunmetal Grey/Black. I'm loving this build. Are inner wheel guards going to be a happening thing?


I was leaning towards a matte grayish blue, kinda give it a faded light blue color.

The inner wheel wells aren't the right size but I like to put them in all my trucks for the fact that it helps keep out a lot of dirt."thumbsup" It also keeps you from seeing through the truck.

I wish I had something for you guys, but Christmas is coming up and I gotta watch my pennies for a little while. I did get some lights in the mail today, only a 3 light set up but they are gonna be BRIGHT!:mrgreen:
 
I was leaning towards a matte grayish blue, kinda give it a faded light blue color.

The inner wheel wells aren't the right size but I like to put them in all my trucks for the fact that it helps keep out a lot of dirt."thumbsup" It also keeps you from seeing through the truck.

I wish I had something for you guys, but Christmas is coming up and I gotta watch my pennies for a little while. I did get some lights in the mail today, only a 3 light set up but they are gonna be BRIGHT!:mrgreen:

Oooooh, sounds nice "thumbsup".
Look forward to the light kit
 
For those of you that were wondering what magnets I was using these are them....got them at Home Depot.





I managed to squirt some paint. Painted the silver and black on the inside for the metal look when the paint scratches off.











That's all I got. I'm terrified of the rest of the paint, :shock:not sure if it's gonna turn out.:shock:
 
Painting the exterior shouldn't be too scary since it's easy enough to recoat it. It's definitely coming together nicely though "thumbsup". A faded Jack Daniels logo on each door would look sweet! Kinda like an old timey 'shine runner.
 
I've got a question for you guys. I have a 4 channel receiver and I want to run a winch and lights and a two speed trans.

Can I run the lights and the winch off of the same channel?
 
Can I run the lights and the winch off of the same channel?

If it were me, I'd just do a simple Y-harness tie-in and have the lights on whenever your receiver is getting power. (all receivers I've ever seen have had the pos. on a common bus down the middle and all negs. on a common bus closest to the case edge, so it shouldn't matter which channel you piggy-back)

If you have a controller and want to turn them on and off, then no, you've got too many channels.

But to just draw power off from any channel, you should be okay with a piggy-back. IME.





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Go to the SCX10 picture archive, page 93 half way down there is a yellow Honcho with the type of exterior rust effect your looking for. And its real rust ! "thumbsup"
 
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