Jim Kampmann

Here's my work in progress (I've only been working on it for a couple of weeks). Revell '32 Highboy, modified roll cage from a Revell Pro Mod, Offy engine and rear tires from an old AMT Willard Battery Special. Rear end is modified quick change from a Monogram sprint car. Moon discs are from Parts by Parks. Jim Kampmann

Finally got the flyer done! We have a block of rooms reserved at a discount rate - next to the Mall of America! Come join us! Jim Kampmann

Love the wheels and the rake. Wish I had one sitting on my shelf (like I need another project). Wasn't Perry's going to be casting one? Jim Kampmann St. Paul, Minnesota

As Sideshow Bob once said, "Guilty as charged." Hey, do you have any more photos of that pickup on your Avatar? Looks really cool! Jim Kampmann

Love the stance Mike. What wheels and tires did you use? Jim Kampmann

It looks like the MPC '72 Cuda annual kit, the one with the Sox and Martin artwork on the box. It had that scoop included in the kit. Jim Kampmann

Great job on the models and photos, Sean. Love the decals too! Jim Kampmann

Come join us! Click here for more information: http://www.rpmmodelclub.com/ Thank you, Jim Kampmann

Len, I'm thinking candy gold at the rear and a candy red fade from about the back of the doors forward. Definitely HOK paint. I don't have the HOK paint chart handy, sorry. Will be cool, for sure! Jim Kampmann

I sent three photos, but only one showed up. Here are the other two. Jim Kampmann

Len, Here are some photos for you. Hope to see some in progress photos! Jim Kampmann

Really nice work Randy! That chrome technique is really effective. I knew there was a reason I bought that dehydrator! Thanks for the beautiful photos too! Jim Kampmann

That's the one! Still looks good. You're right, we need those Holy Smokes decals! Jim

I'm done too, add me to the list. But I prefer Lemon Pledge! Jim

Dwayne, He never addresses anyone's concerns. He would rather throw it back at you. The lies will continue, it's not worth the conversation. Jim

I must be tired, I forgot the '70 Camaro! Sorry about that. Jim

Last one for tonight is his latest dig, the '68 Corvette. I could also include the '67 Nova, but hey! I'm tired and I have to work tomorrow! Jim

Darin, If he actually did the master, where is the photo? I can go on, and I think I shall! I'm almost done, really! Jim

Next, is the '72 Duster. This was made from an original Butch Leal California Flash Duster (hence the orange plastic). He received his casting from Billy Gooche (one Billy bought from me). Oh by the way Don, he still wants it back. Jim

Next up is the '69 Nova. First two photos are the Good Stuff. Jim

Here are some photos I took tonight. I'll let them speak for themselves. First up, the '68 Camaro. The first image is our master.

Dwayne, Where's that nice Shirley Muldowney Satellite you built? Jim

Bud, Isn't the photo he uses in his Ebay listing yours too? I thought that was the case. Jim

I will post some photos tonight. Andy, are you suffering from a case of the 'bla blas'? Holy man! :shock:

God has spoken once again. Thankfully he only responds when he isn't busy casting and mailing out his millions of packages a week. If only we knew how to run a business and be a great modeler, we could all learn from the master. Please, come back to SLM, please Obi-Wan! Jim