Sam I Am

I might have a plow for that. ? Finish the Oshkosh, and then jump in with the KW.....then start this little truck. ???

What? Our fearless leader will be our biggest cheerleader? ??

Tom, All I did was watch this thing go together, never posted. Watching you turn a pile of raw material into this work of art was simply amazing. I wish I could think like you just a little bit. ?

What he said ! ?

Sharp lookin truck Lee !

Well.... Maybe a parts box build since I have enough parts. I still need to finish that yellow international....decisions, decisions...

While Ford and Tesla are in a little bit of a peeing contest, a guy in a Chevy does this... https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/chevy-silverado-driver-ticketed-for-towing-53-foot-long-trailer/ar-BBYcrmT?li=BBnbfcL

Funny you should mention that. I was already planning a build that would update a classic Challenger with modern components. I guess I will paint it white and join in with the Vanishing Point Challenger. Good thing I have a year to do it in.

Bill, try soaking it in Dot 3 brake fluid, and only Dot 3. That seems to take paint off that purple power wont.

Nice bunch of Challengers!

Looking good Bill !

Just wondered if there is going to be a BRBO for 2020.

I have lurked for a couple of years, but just might join in this time. I have an idea...

Wow ! I have never seen anything like this before. I assume this is the metal that is falling apart under the paint? While I have no diecast collectables, I do have plenty of Hubley kits. Has this ever been known to happen to Hubley metal?

Yea, I think I have about 50 started projects....not counting all the ones just bagged. Many of those I hope will go on the block soon.

Oh, and talking about things that make you go hmmmm..... Parts box builds are endless ideas...

I was wondering when you would be getting back to it. I figured maybe too many Osh Kosh squirrels. ? Hey, you have the green KW fire engine from it. lol

No problem Bill, I have five...make that seven.

We ended up sorting out 13 rebuildable projects, not counting a couple Bill took home with him. I was also able to put together a complete Movin On kit (minus decals) after he left. Going to start on the Macks next and see if I can get a couple sorted out. Thanks again Bill !

I wanted to thank Bill and his 72sj for spending the afternoon with me helping to sort out some of this mess. I unpacked all the parts and this is what we started with.

I have been hanging around the diecast section way to much. This is the only 1/25 diecast I have, really other than a couple hot wheels type, my only diecast. I did not get it today, but bought it 10 years ago to strip it and build a replica of a 1:1 I worked on, but am now leaning towards getting a resin body if I ever get a round tuit at all.

Good question, lol. IIRC, it was a testors yellow over tamiya white primer, topped with testors high gloss clear.

Thanks everyone! I still want to do this with a Challenger someday as well.

Looking sharp!

So as a kid in the mid '70s I was impressed with a Lime Green Challenger that was jacked up so high in the back that I could see the complete rear end housing hanging below everything else....while sitting in the back seat of my moms 65 Olds.... while parked directly behind the Challenger. That vision was what I had in mind when I built this GTX. I think I nailed the era. Shackled, air shocked, with really wide Cragers. Oh, and that Challenger was jacked MUCH higher than this one.