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Had a great time met up with 4 forum members Good to meet you guys. I managed a 2nd & 3rd place myself. My grandson managed a 3rd place in Juniors in 12 & under , The wife pulled a third place trophy as well. If you haven't seen Bill & Coreys work in person, you are certainly missing out. true eye candy! Thanks to Todd & the KAMS Model club for the show! We had a blast.

Very Cool!

Ah 34... I need to read closer. Old eyes

That would be a cool build, GO FOR IT!

I have, On the show "Happy days" on the intro of the show it shows "Ralph Malph" Potsie & Richie pulling up in a Yellow hot rod pick up similar to what you have drawn. here is a link to it. http://www.sitcomsonline.com/photos/ralphsroadster.html

Same effect when I clear coat or Metalizer sealer. A Buddy of mine has the same issue as well . Now, I spray it polish it & go on. Alclad Polished aluminum is a good product but dulls slightly over time. I'll stick to testors with a hand rub & leave it at that re polish as needed. Otherwise I will go back to Floquil Bright silver if I have to clear coat metalizers not much difference.

You put a lot of work into that Ford. Very Cool. Is that a cam shaft or a chain for a front bumper?

You see a lot more of them then before here in "Doo-Da" the fad is picking up nicely. Personally I love the Rats, A rivet counters nightmare LOL! No matching numbers etc...

Sure thing My wife & grandson will be with. Look'n forward to it. I will have a black KW hat & a grayish beard .

LOL they was looking at me like I lost my mind snapping shots off. (Camera that is)

Blair, I like the 33 ford grill. Not to high jack your thread or any thing . Sorry...

Here is one I came across while stopping at wally world one afternoon. I have more pics some where. The fuel cell was in the bed along with the radiator. Too chilly! The 41 Chevy head lamps was a nice touch.

Mighty fine work Richard! good stance nice scallops. the pin stripe on the rims must have been from a steady hand no doubt! The color combo is awesome choice!

I picked up the term "Kit bashing" from back in the 1960's modeling magazines. Heard it so much and stuck . Now I R one.

Looks like the duck from Convoys Rubber duck hood emblem.

Hope to meet some forum members! I'd say look for the bald guy with a belly but that doesn't narrow it down at all.

Cool Build. Nice photography looks darn near 1:1 Excellent weathering even the tire treads, LOL I like the tractor seat for the jump seat!

Oh now you went & gone & stirred the pot! To your corners! LOL!

Doc, That's one grungy rusted out old piece of Chevrolet! Drag'n the weeds & Love it.

OH! so you was the guy at the hobby shop that wouldn't speak! LOL

Superb! used & not abused. Looking forward to more.

#13. Small parts always fly aimlessly into the abyss while holding them in your tweezers.

The driver of that wicked machine is going to need a flight suit! Loving the frame work.

Top notch work !

Makes me feel like I am watching a 1961 Ford Motor company commercial! Nice work.