MAGNUM4342

  I have used flocking before, but never on anything other than car floors and headliners. What I'm wondering is this. If I flock the padded portions of this car, will the flocking follow the contours of the padding and allow the detail to show through?

I don't need a mint boxed example. All I really need is the two body halves, headlights, dog and steps. It can be a gluebomb or junker as long as it has those parts. Thanks for looking.

I was told his accident was last night but it was early this morning. My older brother was struck nearly head on by a concrete truck. He was revived at the scene and transported to the hospital. Unfortunately his injuries were too severe and he passed away earlier today. I will be away for the next few days.

Anyone making them in photo-etch?

I just had an interesting and nice conversation with one of our newer members about big, bold typeface and the fact most folks take it as being yelled at. During our discussion I found that like alot of us, his eyesight is going to pot! To be able to read his own typeface he types big and means no ill will at all.

The real problem for him and many others is being able to read the responses that come to him, since most folks here just use the pre-set font size.

So I put it to you, the members and mods here, is there some way we can accommodate our members with failing eyesight? Maybe they could add a symbol or brief message to thier signature lines to let us know to help out by typing bigger? I know this is alot to ask, but as a community and family I think it's our responsibility to help our modeling friends and make the site a little more user friendly for those with occular difficulties.

Is this possible? Is there a way to pull this off without a major upheaval? Maybe there's a program they could be directed to that will help with this? What do you guys think?