magicmustang

Thanks, Carl.

Great build. I think all of us have modeling skills that have definitely improved in 53 years. Really like the stance.

Always wanted to do this to an Aluma Coupe kit. Had some fiddly issues with the build. Paint is Testors rattle can Daytona Yellow Lacquer. Comments welcome.

Great work, Bill. Bud's last name is Faubel not Faubles. Your decal on the door is correct.

There are parts to make one in the AMT 1970 Coronet Super Bee Pro Street kit.

Always felt the AMT flip nose body looked somewhat '40 Fordish, and the nose was too large. Have built many of each but favor the later Revell issue.

Outstanding scratch work. I have a Cox Cheetah slot car kit new in box. Wish I had the nerve to attempt something like this Have been following, looking forward to the under-glass completion.

Thanks, Carl.

After watching what transpired in Iran. I pulled out my half built 1/200th B2 bomber and my almost completed 1/72nd Horten HO229 German Flying Wing from my shelf of doom. Finished the Horten HO229 first. Will now turn to painting the B2. Hard to believe the Horten was ready to fly in 1945. Comments welcome.

Why, with todays technology has no one come out with a 1/25th 3D printed Mantaray show car body? I have sourced an engine (IMC Weber carbed 289 Ford), a chassis, suspension, wheels and tires from an AMT Indy Watson Roadster. Just waiting for a Mantaray body.

Why, with todays technology has someone not come out with a 1/25th 3D printed Mantaray body? I have sourced an engine (IMC weber carbed 289 Ford), frame, suspension, wheels and tires from the Amt Indy Watson roadster from the parts box. Just waiting.

That looks like a lite grey interior?

Been building and collecting for over 50 years. Have over 300 kits in my stash and over 200 built in the display cases. My wife is very supported as she is president of her sewing club, so we have separate hobby rooms and bank accounts. When one of her club members passes on, I have to help her, and her club members load up the deceased person sewing stash (sometimes hundreds of yards of fabric), take it is storage and then they have a club sale at the local Farmers market. Yep, I'm safe.

My nurse daughter-in-law who works in ER says they call them organ donors

Have a built one (built in the 70's) and an unbuilt one from MPC. Both have injectors with no blower in the kit.