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• Saw on Facebook that Herb Deeks has passed away. *PIC*
  • I spent a lot of time buying and selling at the events he hosted. He will be missed. *NM*
• Project Yellow Fever..............68 AWB Road Runner................PICs
  • Cool build! *NM*
• Enough for a while. *PIC*
  • Remarkable combo. Congrats! *NM*
  • Mighty fine work there, Terry! TB *NM*
  • Good stuff! *NM*
  • Very nice work Terry as always! I've been enjoying your model a day posts on social media! *NM*
  • Nice work Terry......What is the white late 30's, around 1938(?) 4dr Sedan?......Cadillac? Imperial?......is it a kit?, very curious....lol. *NM*
  • Fine piece of work, Terry! *NM*
• Matt & Dawn, for those that struggle with posting multiple pictures, could the submission form be changed to having 3 slots for pictures (Optional Image URL:)? *NM*
  • Mike, if you use Fotki it's really easy. , You'd just klik on the "share" box above your pic in your album, choose "code for HTML page" and past that code in the text box of your message. There's also the old way with the greater and less then signs ,I think someone here,,
    • The greater than and less than signs method is my go-to. Works for me. *NM*
      • The method that Steve mentioned is by far the easiest/fastest way (I've been known to post a bunch of pics, a time or two 😁) *NM*
    • Here is the "old" method (I still use). I have been told that the "P"s inthe less/more brackes are not needed. YMMV. *NM* *PIC*
      • Yes, the Ps aren't needed. That's the way I post multiple photos here. *NM*
    • This wasn't me asking particularly for myself. Also, I don't have Fotki, I use a freebie site. They have pretty much the same info to use as Fotki to post pics. Although 90% of the time I post pics from other sites.
  • This wasn't me asking for this. I saw a particular post and took it upon myself to ask. *LINK*
• Awesome weathering job Terry! *NM*
  • Thank you very much. *NM*
• Nice! *NM*
• Hi Charlie, I think I have that kit as well. I wish Mini-Art would do more of their stuff in 1/24 but their kits are very impressive in 1/35. I recently got one of their 1/24 Lanz Bulldog tractor kits and it's really cool. I have another ordered as well. *NM*
  • Hi, Bob! I agree that their kits are impressive. But they have overdone it in some ways. Little tiny parts that have to be glued in place that otherwise could have been made part of the larger one. THAT is frustrating to say the least!
    • I've heard that about their kits, among others. I have a few of their kits and while I have yet to start any, I'm really tempted. *NM*
• Had some time to work on the Blazer a little over the last week.
  • Are those wheels
    • They are Z-force "Square 22"s. *NM*
  • Man, that Blazer is gonna sit low. 👍😎👍 Looking good. Where did you find that frame? I have a stepside that could probably work in. *NM*
    • Steve-O printed it for me but I think it's no longer available, not sure. you'd have to ask him. *NM*
      • The frame is available on Cults3d it's by nineteencreations. *NM*
• Every vehicle ever made ran the last time it was parked! If it didn't, then it wasn't parked, it was moved *NM*
• New online model magazine and a link to a Boyd buildup article therein.... *LINK*
  • Thanks for the link Tim. Looks good! *NM*
    • Yes. Thanks for the link Tim. *NM*
  • Tim, you state they bought the forum from Gregg. Is it free to us, or do we need to subscribe to it? *NM*
    • To the best of my knowledge there is no firewall or charge but I believe they recently announced they would return advertising to their forum. As for the new website, I do not know what their longer term/future plans are....TB *NM*
      • Thank you *NM*
  • Cool article and build, thanks for some more ideas *NM*
  • Beautiful build...thanks for the new mag info. Here's my parts box quickie build. *LINK* *PIC*
  • Nicely turned out, Tim! Things that make you go hmmmm...
  • Nice! Posted before, here's a parts box build I did some time ago, kind of thought it would be something those guys in CARtoons would come up with...PICS
  • Thanks guys for the comments, and I like your term "parts box builds". Pretty cool! TB *NM*
  • Upon further reflection, probably better/more accurate to think of and refer to this new website an "online modeling reference/resource" than an online magazine...TIM *NM*
  • Neat hot rod Tim! I like the painted wheels with hubcap look. Kind of like a steelies 'n caps look. *NM*
• Finished at last. PICs I started this several years ago and have had reoccurring problems. Mainly painting the gas tank. This is a replica of my sons motorcycle so I had to get it right.
  • Nice replica! *NM*
    • Thanks! *NM*
  • sharp build *NM*
    • Thank you. *NM*
  • Very nice. If the real bike's exhaust really looks like that, I'd be looking to replace the pipes by the end of the year...
• Hmmm...my mind just "flashed" an image of a kitbash of the Monkee Mobile...and the Mr. Unswitchable" GTO funny car... *LINK* *PIC*
  • I despise AL but bet it is possible and it would look pretty cool...
• Re: A real "Graveyard Car"...heh heh heh...I saw an episode where Mark Worman SCRAPPED two Chargers he found up there!
• I also agree. Looks much better. Those other caps looked to big. *NM*
• i always loved the Monkees build but your changes upgrades make it even better. *NM*
• Wow what a great job weathering it. Only comment is either dirty up the headlight chrome or clean up all the other chrome. But it is a great build just the same. *NM*
  • Actually, it represent his bike almost exactly. He keeps it very clean. Only the exhaust are tarnished. *NM*
  • I'm sorry. I didn't look to see which post you replied to. I posted another build today. *NM*
• How are you going to tease us like this??? we need more pics! *NM*
• That’s Patience with a capital P! Great work!! *NM*
• And there you have it: Despite the titles achieving or passing sales targets, the interest on the massive debt was the stopper *NM*
• Schedule :)
• Truly wonderful work, I feel your pain re the no. of parts, a mate gave me the Italeri 1/12 Fiat, I inflicted it onto my brother Bruce who hasn't yet forgiven me for the joy in putting the chain links together......yeh, he knows I love him.....lol,he's done a great job tho'. *NM*
• RAY !! Thank you for what you did for me at the show today. I really appreciate it. Over the next few days, I'm going to fix the decal on the 1970 Sublime Super Bee. So, maybe next year I can have a sweep ! LOL ! Wish me luck ! Thanks again for today. *NM*
• Its looking good so far. It looks like a big challenge, but I know you'll get through it and have another masterpiece! *NM*
• Agree with the wheel swap. The others might look better on a smallblock regular hardtop *NM*
• Good grief, you nailed a replica of Limefire. Excellent! *NM*