- What do you think of this C10 using an El Camino rear bumper? *NM* *PIC*
- The US mail is problematic...............
- OT My new toy *LINK*
- Should I finish this...or is it too silly? *NM* *PIC*
- AMT redid the 25 T custom taillights for 1974 Street Rods Coupe issue *PIC*
- Well, not even this helped. *PIC*
- Due to unforseen circumstances, there will be no straight Line post this week *NM*
- Another '37 Chevy, but not nearly as well done as Cliff's S/D *PICS*
- Well, USPS made up for their blunder. My order arrived today. Thank you Matt & Dawn, especially for the extras. *NM*
- (pics) Just completed: Stock '37 Chev Sedan Delivery
- I need a new set of vintage Petty decals to put on a '67 Plymouth. Who might have some? Thanks. *NM*
- In regards the '50 Pontiac tail lights thread (which I can't find right now) there are tail lights in the trailer parts with the '68 Superbee that will do nicely. May be a bit big, but look good. *NM*
- New model car item coming soon!!!!!! *PIC*
- OT Rant: Some of you have been sharing your experiences with the USPS. Let me tell you of my current experience.
- Andy Douglas, you already put your hydroplane together!? Too cool!! Are you thinking of building a tow rig and trailer for it? *NM*
- Got my Auto Modeler issue 4 - a good one! Glad I signed up *NM*
- Latest completion. My 37 Ford Pickup. Thanks *PIX* and for all the votes on which wheels to use. *PIX* and *LINK*
- Some more builds by Andy Douglas. ........ *PICS* .....
- I was playing around today with the Revell 68 Chevelle, AMT 70 Chevelle, and the Revell snap together 70 Chevelle. Yes, the floorpan and frame will fit inside the AMT body, but it seels like it sets too far up in the body. You will not be able to use the interior bucket with
- I got inspired by a set of chrome reverse wheels I acquired. Broke out one of my 62 Ford Sunliners and decided to build it this way. (PICS)
- Neat story, I think there was less than 200 RHD Javelins in total made in Oz, they may have expected to build more as there was quite a few NOS spares available in the late 70's, I used a NOS tilt column in the Track Roadster I was building back then......lol. *NM*
- Pretty cool. *NM*
- I think it looks pretty good as is. On a wreck like this I might expect to see some splashed coolant or some oil from a broken oil cooler. Another detail that stands out to me is that painting the fuel tank a different colour would break up the large area of white. *NM*
- That beautiful 40 Ford Custom was built by James Texan Scott *PIC*
- Finished a VW done my way of course! PICS
- Maybe scrape some dust from a dark gray or black pastel , drybrush a little past the exhaust pipes on to chassis pan ( Running a bit rich ) *NM*
- Just curious, how long to expect a small package to go from Alberta CA to SOCAL? Thanks. *NM*
- I acquired a built '61 Impala convertible like that coupe (most of the Styline parts glued to it, plus the rear bumper was a stock '32 Ford bumper!) Spray painted metallic blue, '61 Lincoln dash. Still have it that way.
- The Meng GT40 Mk II is their own tool and has nothing to do with the Trumpeter kit...
- Looks good. *NM*
- Meng did their own tool - in both 1/24 and 1/12. The GT I have shows no branding of any kind... very strange but looks feels exactly like Trumpeter *NM*
- It's fun restoring old survivors, this just just barely made it into the survivor category, and may not be so much fun, but give it a go, I'm sure the newer release kits are totally different, nothing will fit, most likely. *NM*
- Looks much better now, and so do you! Great story except for paying twice for the same things, as so many restos go. Cheers! *NM*
- You are one of a very few that manage to hang on to that special car. Congratulations! *NM*
- Neat story!!! Would be a cool one to build!!! *NM*
