Wildrice

Can someone verify if this info is true or not?

Very nice. Engine detail is sweet.

Man I love seeing what comes off your bench. Awesome stuff.

Well anothe 24 HR Build has came and went. What a blast. Myself, Will and Brianhad fun. No one fell asleep. Will finished his Modified and started on his trailer. I have about an hour of work to do if that. Brian had a few problems and didnt get finished. It seems everyone that participated had fun. Hats off the Michigan crew. John I'm proud to see paint on your build. Great time. Cant wait til next year. Maybe a summer 24 Hr Build????

The Shinnston crew is tired and done. Will finished but the other 2 didnt. Check out all the pics.

It's the big day. Watch the progress as we build our cars.

Its time for the North Central WV Scale Modelers 3rd Annual 24 HR Build. We start at noon on Sat Jan 17th and end at noon on Sun Jan 18th. Any and all are invited to join in. We have 17 builders right now from several places. Get a friend or two together and have fun building. Here is the link to Gary Kulchocks Fotki site wher all the info is. http://public.fotki.com/gkulchock/3rd-annual-24-hour-/

Well it is FINISHED!!!! Plasticote Copper to Green with Dupont clear. Detail Master PE speaker grilles and radio faceplate. Crazy Modeler PE emblems. Ken's Fuzzy Fur red flocking. Viper red for interior. A fun lil build. All pics are here: http://public.fotki.com/NCWVSM/bobby-boggs...-contest-build/

Awesome work. That looks like it just came off the 1/4 mile.

Very clean build as usual.

What a wicked build. Way to think outside the box.

Very cool. I like your building style.

Very cool. I say one fine redneck ride.

That is a good looking Caddy. Nice work.

I dont live in TN but I will be driving down for the Cookeville Show in March.

Any updates on this Awesome build?

Another great build from your bench.

Looks great.

I received this in an e-mail from Summit Racing. Dear Fellow Enthusiast, As a SEMA Member Company, we have received an Urgent Legislative Action Alert from the association. You may be interested in this legislative alert and the possible impact it will have on your hobby. The Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) is a non-profit trade association composed of more than 6,800 member companies involved in all aspects of the automotive industry, from manufacturers to car clubs and race teams. The SEMA Action Network (SAN) protects your hobby from unfair or unnecessary legislation on national and local levels. Through distribution of information and the collective voice of automotive enthusiasts and businesses, the SEMA Action Network has successfully impacted legislation concerning scrappage laws, equipment standards, registration classifications, emissions regulations, and more. The following information is directly from SEMA. If you would like to contact the lawmaker, follow the instructions in the alert. Thank you for your time, Your Friends at Summit Racing Equipment Washington lawmakers are drafting a large economic stimulus package to help create jobs and rebuild infrastructure. They want to include a nationwide scrappage program which would give U.S. tax dollars to consumers who turn-in older cars to have them crushed, as a misguided attempt to spur new car sales. The lawmakers need to scrap this idea. The stimulus package is being drafted right now. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) wants to introduce the bill on January 6 and have it approved by Congress by January 20, so that President Obama can sign it into law after he is inaugurated. Contact House Speaker Nancy Pelosi IMMEDIATELY To Oppose Cash for Clunkers! Call: 202-225-0100 Click here to send an electronic message: http://speaker.house.gov/contact/ Talking Points Feel free to use any of the statements below as a starting point for your message to Speaker Pelosi. I am [calling/writing] to urge lawmakers not to include a “Cash for Clunkers†provision in the economic stimulus bill. Owners who turn in vehicles for crushing would receive a "minimal" payment to purchase a new car. This is a misguided attempt to spur car sales and claim that the country’s air quality or fleet fuel mileage is being improved. I work for [company name] located in [city and state]. My company is part of the specialty automotive industry, an industry which enables consumers to enhance their vehicle’s appearance, performance, comfort, convenience and safety. “Cash for Clunkers†programs deny our small businesses the availability of older cars necessary to develop and market their products and services. The programs will hurt my company and our customers. “Cash for Clunkers†programs threaten enthusiasts nationwide with the loss of valuable parts and parts-cars for repair, restoration, and customization projects. The programs also risk destroying classic, historic and special-interest vehicles, our American heritage. Cars turned in for scrappage often barely run, or are rarely-driven second or third vehicles that have a minimal impact on overall fuel economy or emissions. “Cash for Clunkers†programs will reduce the availability of affordable transportation and repair parts used by low-income drivers. It will also compete with the Salvation Army, the Purple Heart and other charities that rely on vehicle donations to raise money. “Cash for Clunkers†ignores better policy options. If Congress wants to act, support for repair and upgrade is a better choice and a win-win for consumers, dealers, manufacturers and repair shops. Significant emissions and fuel economy improvements can be achieved in older vehicles through relatively simple and inexpensive means: repaired/replaced exhaust systems, tune-ups, etc. We hope we can count on you to reject “Cash for Clunkers.†Thank you for your consideration on this very important matter. If you choose to send a message to Speaker Pelosi, please send a copy of your message to SEMA also: E-mail: briand@sema.org Fax: 202/783-6024

With 2009 approaching I thought it might be fun to find out if you have any planned projects for the new year. I plan to build a couple detailed WRC cars, a Honda Accord & NSX race team, plus a couple dirt cars and a very unique salt flat car. So what do you have planned?

Very nice Skyline.

I did get my build for our club project done. Hope to get a pic of all of them at Jan meeting. Tamiya TS 52 and TS 51. Dupont clear. Flocked interior. Tires and wheels from Nissan Skyline. Fun build but would lower it just a little on another build. WIP and other pics are here: http://public.fotki.com/NCWVSM/silvia-club...y-silvia-build/

Thats what I thought. Saw a pic and had an idea.

An ext cab Ford Ranger kit?

I got a 2 yr subscription to Model Cars, DVDs, $160.00 cash and $50.00 VISA gift card, plus the stack of models I bought myself on Tuesday.