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Greg, I use Irwin/Hanson. They can been found on eBay. I use them for brass and aluminum. Here is a a listing Irwin Industrial Tools 80183 61-80 Metal Index Drill Bit Set, 20-Piece (O12) knddiscounts (9155

Jeff, Outstanding looking model of the "Head Hunter" .

Michael, Much success with your 41 Willy's.

Just been notified that Model Motorcars has purchased Scale Hardware. Model Motorcars Ltd. Best, Ron Berke

Casey, One of the manufactures that you have listed Micro Nitro was sold some time ago. The new owner A.J., is on Facebook, but is still not set-up for business. I thought you were providing a list of Companies that did sell to the public. Although I have tried to contact him several times with no success. I did the same for the prior owner, but he didn't remember, because of his health.

Tim, I am terribly sorry about the accident. A brilliant model-er like you will surely rebound. Best, Ron Berke

Hello, Thanks everyone for taking the time to respond to my 41 Willys in progress. Kind of hit a wall. I surely appreciate your comments. Sorry Michael I don't have any thing new to report. I don't think I will be able to fit the scratch built 426 Hemi in this Willys. Thanks Memysel, Art, Dave, Bruce and Edgar. Art, that box design work done sure fooled me. I did not intend to be so delinquent in responding to your feedback. Back in late Feb.,early March like most on the forum use for wheels. I tried to obtain some aluminum wheels. Things did not work out well for these standard wheels and the project has stopped. I don't know where to go, and have lost all interest. Ron

Dwayne, I read your post on a chassis jig. Because I work in brass, I use both a SOLDERING BOARD CERAMIC HONEYCOMB with pins that you can find on eBay and my own similar to the Chassis shops made from 1/8" .125 Aluminum Sheet Plate 6" x 8" 6061 http://www.ebay.com/usr/metalremnantsinc You surely can use a metal surface instead of aluminum. I have a jig that I lay over the surface to drill my holes. I use aluminum with a Hakko soldering station on both surfaces with the pins and aluminum square cut-offs to hold things in place. As Misha stated always start laying it out on quadrille paper first. We all have are own way of doing things, but I hope this information I provided is helpful. Best, Ron

Hello, Thanks for everyone's interest in my WIP on my 41 Willys. I corrected the bell-housing issue. Started work on the Lenco Transmission frame section. Work continues. Here are the latest piks. Thanks

Hi, Thanks for everyone's interest in my building process. I appreciate your positive feedback Greg. I have always enjoyed viewing your model craftsmanship Art. Your Stephane Rose 41 Willys Halibrand equipped is remarkable. And congratulations on having Revell model this creation. Leonard, thank you for sharing your great modeling skills with us on the forum. Randy, we all continue in amazement at your intricate and and remarkable museum work. I am humbled by your comments. Thanks everyone.

Ray, Wonderful clean build Ray. Congratulations on your finished product. Ron

Leonard, What a great job you are doing on this Super Gas Camaro. Thanks for providing your great building skills on the forum. They have been helpful to me. Much continued success on your build. Ron

Randy, Your building skills never cease to end. The work on the Engine & Transmission is a work of art. That is not so say your brass work is anything less. Much continued enjoyed on this wonderful topic. Ron

Thanks Gordon, I just realized I did not set the bellhousing on the mid plate so I need re-do some work.

I appreciate everyone's interest in my work including Michael, Gergo K, Dave, Le Roy, Bob, Bruce and Rob. Michael, the locking door idea came from a builder that was building a 1/16 model. It was a struggle in 1/25 scale. Here are some picks of my latest work. I re-did the seat frame. The other version just would not work out. Thanks for your interest.