- Like the new look... *NM*
- Cool!! *NM*
- Looking Good! Makes me want one. *NM*
- AWESOME!!! Best thing about polishing plastic.....you can't sand through the color! *NM*
- The Gentleman's hot rod and the Olds mild custom get my vote! *NM*
- NICE!!! *NM*
- Sweet builds! Love that Charger! *NM*
- I dig it! *NM*
- Sweet build! *NM*
- Looking good! *NM*
- How cool is that!! *NM*
- A few of my favorite Red cars. PICs
- Red for Valentine's Day *PICS*
- ONE Word for that one....WOW! Very Nice. *NM*
- I like em all, but that 70 Charger looks perfect, the Charger III is well done too. *NM*
- I just got word that Route 66 Tools, formerly Janes Tools will be a vendor at the MCMA Showdown on March 25 in the Dallas Area. If you have broken any of your favorite tools or they are too dull you can get them replaced at the show. Start saving your pennies! *NM*
- I agree. That looks fantastic! *NM*
- Very nice...wish I could find one of those. *NM*
- Back in the day, when I was putting blowers on my vehicles(very few though), the "mail box" scoop was(still is) my favorite. *NM*
- RED...part two...
- Can anyone part with a JUNK Dodge Charger body? I'd sure like to fix this MPC "Color Me Gone"....PIC
- Nice work and great photos *NM*
- Tamiya X-13 Metallic Blue, over white primer looks good to me, if you're referring to 67-up, not the earlier light blue. *NM*
- Love those Dodges *NM*
- Sure liking this one, Frank! TB *NM*
- Back in my "Dark Ages" of stripping paint I used brake fluid. I found if styrene was left soaking in it the plastic deteriorated and actually crumbled in some cases. Haven't used it in 40 years. Just my experience. Yours may vary. *NM*
- Beautiful cars Frank. *NM*
- Is it my deodorant - or is the testors.com site partially inactive / disconnected
- Matt & Dawn, has the site update gone as planned? *NM*
- Looks fantastic!, i still have a couple in my stash to build,but i will use the 66'fairlane chassis instead.Ibuilt one last year in Lime gold,can't remember if i posted it here. *NM* *PIC*
- Kaiser M715 - Kia K311A1 *PIC*
- Good looking cat...cars nice too. *NM*
- Random Stuff on My Shelf *PIC*
- Well done sweet build! *NM*
- AMT/Round2 Camaro Question. 1967 vs 1968
- Nice convert, and feline! *NM*
- Post script: Stripping AMT Lacquers
- Great job on a rare kit! *NM*
- Only problem I see is that very few kits have a separate oil pan, which means NO bolts and often incorrect shape as well. *NM*
- "Oliver"(?), has just about the same markings as my cat "Lulu" has. *NM*
- Wow! That Torino is a beauty, Frank. Your supervisor is cute too. *NM*
- Good lookin Torino & Tabby! *NM*
- Thanks, haven't seen them all in one group like that. *NM*
- This is great. Thanks, Steve. *NM*
- SHADOW DN3 a snails pace progress...... *PIC*
- There was some talk on another forum about the potential for Round 2 to do their magic on the '71/'72 Plymouth Road Runner tooling. Just wondering if other board participants would like to see that one come back. (Steve G. seemed to show some interest in that thread...) *PIC*
- Hmmmmm...After watching the trailer for FAST X..........
- Tom Birky.... Got the firewall in the mail today.... A million thanks!!! *NM*
- Some of you might remember a couple weeks ago, I asked about a 60 Starline chassis for my 64 Galaxie. There wasn't one listed for sale here but Matt remembered he had one somewhere and I was able to purchase it. So not only do M and D give us great service they also go ...
- Matt and Dawn, thank you so much for your extra effort. Kits arrive today. *NM*
- That is SWEET, Bruce! *NM*
- Gorgeous Cobra! *NM*
- Tiny breakthrough for project builder organization: 1/2 gallon ziploc bags
- I want to thank all who helped me with my 69 Camaro questions a bit ago. I learn a lot from all you guys here. I am a Ford guy attempting to build some factory Camaro's so I am outta my league but not with your help I am not. Thanks again. *NM*
- Nice build. I have a couple of those to build also... someday including the Mustang version and also the Ranchero version! *NM*
- Last evening, when I posted pics of the pair of 3-D printed roadsters that just arrived here, several folks inquired about the '30 Model Vicky project in the background.... Here's the skinny.... *PIC*
- Was Don Garlits streamliner (not his rail body) ever put in kit form? *PIC*
- Twister! Nice work as always Frank *NM*
- John K. Dezan, how many more days until M-day?
- Is anybody aware if there is a '37 Ford chopped top coupe in resin available anywhere?? Thanks. *NM*
- You nailed that one, perfect in every way! *NM*
- Perfect build! *NM*
- Very nice build Frank! *NM*
- Are the AMT 1965 and 1955 Galaxie 500 basically the same kit? Just minor differences? *NM*
- You're welcome Frank. You certainly put them to good use, for that's a great looking model ! *NM*
- Bob, it's obvious you don't know. Its "chord".😎 *NM*
- Yeah, me too. *NM*
- NICE! That's something you don't see everyday! *NM*
- Len, Gerry et al, the model trans in this picture is a Turbo 400; you can tell by the reinforcing ribs near the tailhousing. In Gerry's pic, that's a Turbo 350 below the Powerglide. *NM*
- Doug Whyte's History of the NNL on Model Car Muse. *NM* *LINK*
- This just in at WTH motorsports.... A pair of 3-D printed racing roadsters.... *PICS*
- Bentley...not a good recent kit but there are some other ways to get one or two :)
- Local guy, found him selling online near Toronto *NM*
- Me, at 17 with my '69 428 Cobra Jet (my brother-in-law's El Camino behind me) sorry for the poor pic...PIC
- That was my buddy's car....... *PIC*
- Ever hear Tommy Emmanuel play his? One man, one guitar sounds like a whole band. *NM*
- I took the question as to what year Mustang clone my friend owns. *NM*
- Tamiya?!? They should do THIS one... *NM* *PIC*
- Gorgeous build!!!! Where did you get those rims? *NM*
- When you absolutely, must have an extra hand around the shop...
- Back in 75, I drove a 73 javelin , plum purple it was the Donahue Trans Am model I rode it hard and put it away wet.I was done withit by 76 , timing chain broke and I moved on from it. *NM*
- The scale is incorrect, but the TH350/400 is in the 70 Buick GSX along with the "horseshoe" shifter.
- SHADOW DN3 progress.....even if it does not show...... *PIC*
- IIRC that hot rod COE was named Henway. *NM*