- Back to work... *PICS*
- 2013-04-19_20 California Antique Farm Equipment *LINK* *PIC*
- COUPLE OF DAYS AGO... posted a 65 Chevelle AWB/SWB project. Well up on wheels and the rest of it just needing assembly. The only issue is color. PIC and thanks for looking
- Maybe it sounds strange but I can't see spending that much money to go to a model event. The longest drive I've taken is to NNL North in Minneapolis and that was five hours. I just can't see paying for plane tickets and hotel for a model show. Priorities I guess. :D *NM*
- I picked up a resin one online a couple years ago but I don't recall where it came from. I could look tonight when I get home to see if I have info on it. *NM*
- Jo-Han
- Chipping away at this for over two years , 1966 Tempest Wagon OHC 6 ...PIC....
- Winston Cup Museum closing. *NM* *LINK*
- I meant to ask first: As small as the models are, what do builders use to light up their models? *NM*
- I noticed in the Detroit coverage that some of the models have working lights. They look really cool when on display. If Round2 were to offer a light up kit for model cars, would any of you buy them? *NM*
- My photos from the DAAM Detroit Show *LINK*
- The trailer is in the picture. *NM*
- As I’ve said elsewhere, I hope to. *NM*
- Hmm... That suggests the method for the '61 Chevy metal spear with a white stripe might be paint the body, then the stripe, then BMF it, then trim the outer and inner edges of the perimeter metal? That could give clean edges for both colors. Thanks for the idea! *NM*
- Terrific pics and show coverage. Thanks for sharing! *NM*
- Question: I really like the AMT 62 Pontiac and 60 Starliner that were tooled in the early 2000s. I've built several of each. Did AMT tool any other kits around that same time with the same level of detail? I'm looking for new inspiration. Thanks *NM*
- The 62 Thunderbird, 66 Olds 442, 67 Impala, are some. *NM*
- There were a bunch of modern tool "Mueller era" kits, '41 Ford Woody, '55-57 Chevy Pickups, 57 Chevy Belair, 57 Chrysler 300, '58 Belvedere, '60 Chevy Pickup, '62 Bel Air and Impala, "66 Riviera, '70 1/2 Camaro and I'm probably forgetting some others. *NM*
- I thought I was the only one who used the blade without the handle, I wrap tape around it for a bit more grip. *NM*
- A lot going on at the show! It was quite enjoyable. *NM*
- Just to poke some fun.... Caption this photo (remember to be nice). *NM* *PIC*
- Been doing some body work on my '65 Riviera pro street. I noticed that the roof drip rail is missing a little bit on the passenger side by the side window vent. Does anyone remember if drip rails were being shaved on pro street cars in the late 80s/ early 90s? *NM*
- Got my chrome spray today. Thank you Matt and Dawn. *NM*
- I missed being there, as I was commited to helping the North Texas Mustang Club with itslast cruiseof the year, in Flower Mound.
- Re: R. E. OLDS Museum, Lansing, Michigan...I had to see this place...small and crowded but worth the visit...
- Wayne, unless I am mistaken, I believe Jim Drew has been an Ohio resident for many years....TB *NM*
- Re: That said, when will their website actually be up?
- Thank you. I enjoyed seeing and reading the signs in addition to the vehicles. *NM*
- It's great to have those parts. Helps in the restorations of the '68 Galaxie and '67 T-Bird, that I have *NM*
- The Xacto #9 Retractable Stencil Knife was a game changer for me, at least
- Thank you for the tour of that amazing place just full of history! Great pics and thanks for including the info sheets. *NM*
- Nice pics! I see I spoiled one of your shots with my backside. *NM*
- I really liked that Falcon. The builder did a great job on it! *NM*