Venom

Before everyone’s eyes

Blowin’ out bananas

Yessir one of my fav movies ever!

on the wall

“Thank God your mommy died givin’ birth... she’d a seen ya’ she’d a died of shame!”

It’s sad when most people pass away, but goodness sakes... is it even possible to be any more smoking hot?!

Thank you Michael, you’ve addressed more than one of my concerns. I’ll check it out when I have time to concentrate.

Cool, I just did the + sign thing for the first time, but I think it came out reversed in sequence. *One question I have is, if you quote a text and then change your mind, what is the best/fastest way to get back to where you were before?

Wow! That is very, VERY cool. Nice work!

Yes, I imagine it being just like Miami summers... long, nearly unbearable, and hurricane force winds. ? ...minus the girls.

Ahh thanks...sums that up

Thank you for this awesome tip! I’m getting one. Who/where did you get the bit chuck from? I saw some of these on eBay that are called General... look to be an exact duplicate for $10 less... I’m not familiar with power modeling tools yet, is Micromark a high quality brand?

Hey everyone... thanks for your interest and kind comments. Still a bit nervous about the WIP since it’s my first, but eager to get the build started!?

Hi Andrew. Thank you for mentioning those important facts.?

Bill, those are looking stunning! Beautiful colors!

I also never use primer and never have adhering type issues. I just wash the parts with soap and water and rinse them well. What Claude mentioned sounds very likely though.

Thank you Bill, and yes, the detail is impressive as well as the overall mold quality. Some parts are incredibly delicate looking.

The first thing I found to be very different from previous kits that I’ve built is that there are no trees that the parts are attached to, and also the instructions are something that one should get a good nights sleep before delving into.Okay, so before I get started on the build I’m just going to lay everything out for organization purposes and to show all the parts the kit consists of. The parts that I’ve labeled with the letters (A,B,C, etc.) are just intended to be simple reference markers. For example, parts that are exact duplicates will all have the same letter next to them, but if they are right and left side specific duplicates, which sides they go on will be determined when they’re called for during the build process. If I were to say (3E), I would be referring to the big yellow circle with a number “3” in it and the letter “E” would appear next to the part in that photo, which in this case “3E” is the distributor. Seems obvious, but you never know, so I thought I better explain.Whew!... Now that all that’s done I can finally look forward to getting started on the build.? See you next time!

Ralph, No, not a Gunze Sangyo kit, but I will be posting a WIP for an Historic Racing Miniatures kit on these forums relatively soon in case you’re interested.

Hey cobraman, how’s that Gunze Sangyo coming along?.... Oh yeah, and looky what I got!??? I received this from Randy at Model Builders Warehouse... Keep your eyes peeled as I will be posting a WIP topic on it sometime in not too distant future. ?

Some excellent pics so far. Thanks!