Gramps2u

Wasnt me, No new underwear for this old coot.

The AMT 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle SS & The AMT Kenworth W-925. The AMT Pinto mentioned earlier as well.

Donate 20% off the top first, Salvation Army, Homeless shelters, Local food banks, The Lords diner (local group who feeds the extremely destitute) Help out some relatives, Friends would pop out from nowhere... Move and disappear from the grid.

Wichita. right by LW Clapp golf course.

I used to have a 75 grand am, turned it into a Lemans after the original rubber nose piece vaporized into dust while traveling up I-135 one day. that day really sucked watching it simply blow away. Long before the UV protecting in the urethane was developed. Neat old A body GM's. Might just have to look into getting one of your castings for "old times sakes". BTW your products are great!

I sold my 1950 Jimmy Deluxe cab PU 11 years ago so I could place a down payment on a house. Miss the truck, & wished I didn't buy the house. Being that you cant pick your neighbors like you can pick your parking spot. Nice Rides there everyone!

Thanks for the tip! Gonna have to check this out! Thanks !

I have been using the 600 series resin from micro mark. 7 minute pot life, sets in about an hour pours clear & allows air to escape in ample time and sets in a white color. I used their 300 series resin, much too fast for working out air it has a 3 minute pot life to "hot". Micro mark sells a tire molding rubber that is compatible to their RTV rubber molding products. I haven't tried the tire molding rubber but looking forward to using it . If & when I do I will post results if no one else does . I make a two part mold for tires so they come out in one piece. Most of all, Don't forget the parting agent! That's my current procedure.

Nice! have that kit on the shelf. Always wondered how much trouble the hinges were. Again very nice!

Nice build!

Sum Kansans hav spel chek..

Thanks for the welcome wagon . Working on some resin stuff I purchased from the ebay. Finding out the do's & don'ts & who's products are "The good, the Bad & the ugly" . Lots of work ahead working out rough castings. One should face the double barrel.

I just wanted to jump in and say hello to the forum,. Having been a modeler for many years.( circa 1967) I just lurk in the shadows most of the time & keep off to myself most of the time . Guess I best get out of the house more often so to speak. Going to have to learn how to post pic's soon. I hope to become a productive member of this group of fine modelers. Thanks for letting me in the door.