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Did a lil more work earlier. I really have no suspension parts, nor do I really care about them... I put two bars that the rear axle sits on without springs or absorbers. It's gonna be a tough ride, to say the least. The whole thing is going to be dipped once I attach everything I want, then sprayed flat black. Then I'll mask off the interior and chassis, then spray body color. I know I'm doing this backwards, but it all started with the dang seat. I made it and glued it in without thinking. It's too big to pull out without disassembling it or taking out the tonneau cover and rear wall, so now I'm doing a bassackwards build and gluing before painting.

Geez. I couldn't possibly build multiples of a kit.

Always loved the pipes on the Monkeemobile

Well, whatever! Hard enough to understand most of that album while not on LSD anyways.

Nope. He was narrating, but not at the beginning

And the chop suey slapped me and it kicked me in the head "It's called revenge, lunch lady!" said the garlic bread Adam Sandler's Lunch Lady Land

This is why I need an airbrush.

I was still playing around with engines last night. Found a Ford 427 SOHC in a Willys panel wagon, but it's too big for the Ang without some mods. Seems the flathead will be the best, unless I happen to get a nailhead Buick. Two straight pipes out the back is what I'm thinking for exhaust.

We used to call each other "goodfellas." Y'know, like, "You're gonna like this guy, he's a good guy, a goodfella." Understand? Since it's so easy, give me who said it and when in the film.

Stop getting all of mine right!

I don't think vinyl is very high-end. What pleased me today? I sold my GameCube.

A sole confession of his wife which he ate and donated to the national trust

When I first saw this post, I thought of this kind of switcher... If there's one of these in G scale, I need to come across some $ and get one.

Rear tires are going to be Goodyear Rally GTs. The wells, however, weren't big enough to fit these. That's pretty small. So I decided to tub them. This is my first time ever making tubs, and it came out pretty well.

So it worked good. I stripped a couple train bodies (both Santa Fe Warbonnet cab units, ugh), a Vega drag panel wagon, a Nomad, and a Vega coupe funny car. Didn't dilute it, stripped all in less than a day.

I think that RHCP's Can't Stop has a great video, too. That and Karma Police by Radiohead.

I have no place to do slotcars here or anywhere around here. I have, however, killed at least fifty different R/C cars in my life. I killed a Mustang GT the day I got it. Body completely broken in half, two wheels, fried board... Good times.

Keep the theme going here... Got a gun from Uncle Freddie Got a station all picked out

I have a Revell Camaro Z/28 that is really just terrible. I mean, the front suspension mounts be these two huge pegs... Little stuff that gets annoying. Maybe I'll half-a$$ it together one of these days. Couple of flies got in the paint when I did it, but it came out so perfectly glossy it was enough to make me set it on the Shelf Of Shame.

I'm thinking of making it in clay first and forming the bottom hull around that. Then take it off, make the deck, discard (set aside) clay and attach two halves.

I've decided to make a barge. For a start, it has less curvature than a boat, and secondly it has a cabin on it. Going for something like this, or along the lines of it. Possibly a bigger cabin, like some living quarters for one person.

Call Me - Blondie

I have only one question... When do we go for a ride? Mad Max!!

Mind if I jump in on this? I was thinking of scratchin' a small boat and a trailer.

Wow. You must have a lot of initative to make a roof like that.