Original Thunderjet Chassis Repairs: Curing the “Gear Slippage” Condition – The Tools, The Methods

The author shares a follow-up on repairing a vintage T-Jet model, specifically a ’63 Galaxie police car. Initially attempting a chassis swap, they encountered issues with both the motor and chassis pan. The video demonstrates the use of a specialized gear tool essential for fixing common problems like gear slippage, encouraging viewers to engage in their own repairs.

In the Hot Seat: Not As Easy As It Seemed!

The author reflects on their slot racing track setup, highlighting lighting regrets and inadequate seating. After visiting IKEA with a friend, they discover limited stool options and settle on a discounted stool that surprisingly proves comfortable. Although improvements are needed, they feel optimistic about returning to racing tournaments soon.

Threaded Aluminum Wheels, Pt III: CONCLUSION

In the final chapter of my custom wheel fitting series, I reflect on fitting custom aluminum wheels to vintage axles and a modern Auto World chassis. Initially dissatisfied with their appearance on a ’72 Buick Skylark, I found a better fit with a ’66/’67 Chevy Nova, resulting in a satisfying build outcome.

– WHALE HUNTING – Scoring a Pair of Highly Sought After Original Aurora Thunderjets!

The author reflects on their growing collection of T-Jets, recently acquiring two desirable models: a red ’68 Dodge Charger and a green ’68 Ford Torino GT. While the collection is becoming harder to expand due to rising prices, both new additions are in good condition and enhance their impressive inventory.

Back to the Basement…At Colpar’s HobbyTown!

The blogger describes a recent cold week in the Rockies, followed by a sunny weekend attending a model hobby event at Colpar’s Hobbytown with a visiting friend. They enjoyed a vast selection of aviation models and made several exciting purchases, while reflecting on the predominantly male demographic of the hobby.