1/32 Strombecker D-Jag saved from the dump

Re: 1/32 Strombecker D-Jag saved from the dump

feeds@yuku.com (MGS 75thMEU) — Sat, 03 May 2008 06:43:17 GMT

Very nice! Contact this guy. He has a lot of "New" old parts for all kinds of cars. He had Guide blades and windshield for my 1960 VIP Cooper Climaxes(yes, they are metal).
mail@derekcooper.co.uk

Re: 1/32 Strombecker D-Jag saved from the dump

feeds@yuku.com (konda24) — Fri, 02 May 2008 23:44:33 GMT

Try building up the headlight lenses with Elmers White Glue. You may want to paint the inside area sliver first. If you screw up with Elmers, just wash it off. After it dries few days, it should start clearing up. Use a toothpick to work it around. Patience is the key. If you should ever come across the real deal, you can always pick out the Elmers.

Re: 1/32 Strombecker D-Jag saved from the dump

feeds@yuku.com (jas2060) — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:52:05 GMT

Love it when someone makes a "save." Nice going, nice job . . .

Cheers,
Jas

Re: 1/32 Strombecker D-Jag saved from the dump

feeds@yuku.com (slotcarbug) — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 22:52:55 GMT

All that work paid off `BigTime` Slot Car Bug

Re: 1/32 Strombecker D-Jag saved from the dump

feeds@yuku.com (hotrodbob51) — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 20:50:45 GMT

Looks great. I built one like it to... Love those D-Types...

1/32 Strombecker D-Jag saved from the dump

feeds@yuku.com (bigmike312) — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:43:45 GMT

I wish I had a picture of this before I started on it. I got this in a box of the cheap Strombecker track at an auction. When I got it the body was almost pink it was so dull and the drivers head was missing as were the windshield and head lights. The wheels only had two tires and they were rotted. There was no guide flag.

This had been sitting around here for a couple of years with nothing being done to it. Last week I spotted it in a box of stuff and decided to finally do...