Mike_G

Maybe this one: http://www.clcboats.com/shop/boats/wooden-sailboat-kits/pocketship-sailing-pocket-cruiser-kit.html

All the contests I go to require the entrant to sign a statement that they built the model themselves.

Turn Me Loose by Loverboy

Smokin' cigarettes and watchin' Captain Kangaroo

Italian isn't a "race".

Where's the lingerie?

Well she laid it on the table and give me a grin opened it up and said 'dig on in' well I started on a thigh and then I got me a breast whooo, my mouth got so full I had to save the rest

Stranglehold by Ted Nugent

Earth Angel by I'm not sure who- I don't really like the song.

I have one for you, I sent a PM. -Mike

I didn't know about the LP400S, thanks for the heads-up.

Nice build. Regarding the "box stock" class and sparkplug wiring- I wonder if one could stretch some sprue and make plug wires?

Those are LP500 wheels, The LP400 has no wheel arches, no chin spoiler, and no rear wing.

I use that for removable dipsticks.

I've used the 2/3 oz. bottles of Pactra R/C car lacquer over PlastiKote automotive primer without any issues, although they dry flat so you do need to clearcoat them.

I use leftover brake line tubing from Tamiya motorcycle kits

Games People Play by Alan Parsons

I paint and wetsand the body first so that the paint has plenty of time to fully cure before polishing while I work on the rest of the model.

I have the Lancia Stratos and LP400 kits in my stash What's the timeframe on this?

Blazing Saddles

Not everything is about money.

That's Bo Diddley's rhythm

Robin Hood Sir Lancelot Blackadder The Young Ones The Cisco Kid 26 Men the Gabby Hayes show Sergeant Preston of the Yukon Death Valley Days Mission Impossible Star Trek The Outer Limits

I generally use two different primers- Tamiya "fine" primer for interiors and parts that have details that are easily obscured, and PlastiKote automotive "sandable" primer for bodies and parts where I want to build up the surface a bit and sand it smooth. I usually prime everything except for when I use metalizer, which I usually spray on raw plastic.

I don't think John Paul Jones is peeved at Robert Plant.