jaftygas

That gille is awesome Jim, I wish my alclad turn out that way.

Here's a pic of my grille and I even save the kit chrome.

Opp's. Paints!!!!

Those Tamiya pants are great! I've only recently started using them and they smell good to.

Thanks Jim. Unfortunately I haven't had time to finish her up do to work. The wheels are the old toque thrust by detail masters, and are sadly no longer available. The stance isn't finished, because the suspension isn't done. I screwed up your quote sorry. Again your creativeness is admired on those brake calipers, and interior, well just awesome!

well I'm trying to load a picture hope it works. I'm much better at physical things and behind the time with vertual things. I'll post more if it worked, but sill your interior is superior.

Burnt orange would look great. With gold centers in the wheels, and tan/brown interior. What do you think?

This thing could go all the way !!!!!! Unbelievable work. I'm building this very kit and well it's good, but yours my friend is spectacular!

Please tell me it's going to be some kind of blue.

This thing is lookin sweet man !

Thanks for the links Skip! They are really good man.

Tommy you rock cool link man period!

Tried that, and nothing came up, But when I put a kit number in advanced search POW! A dozen or so listings come up for other kits I,ve tried. Thanks for the reply. I will try again thanks.

I have built tons of this brand, and there Harley models are second to only tamiya. And the 1/9th scale rocks.

Looks really good. What the heck is the kit number, so I might be able to get my hands on one.

I'm so looking for one of those kits. Any one have a part number for that kit? That thing is going to go really well for you. Keep going don't stop with the pic's!

Holy cow!!! You actually built my freakin dream car. If it were artic blue with white yenko stripes. One of the coolest builds yet. Let's see a 68 chevelle just like it.

Hey, Mike how are you doing? Looks like your missed. Hope all is well.

Hey that was a fast posting. Thank you so much Rich. And I apologize for calling you Rick last time. Oh and the Chevell is so tight! Your build your doing on that thing is what has inspired me to do the AMT Baldwin Motion the way I'm doing it. Thanks again.

Hey rick could you post were I can go on the dirt modeler site , so I can have some of those bitch'in willwood calipers & discs for my 70 camaro Baldwin motion. Any help from any one on how to navigate dirt's website. Thanks. Jaftygas

Hey Mike, I know all to well the feeling. because I want to try things I've thought of on other kits. I have this rat rod that I have chopped successfully and hinged the door, and now I want to build that AMT Baldwin Motion 70&1/2 Camaro and practice my photo etch details, like how to glue those things. As well as a 68 Chevelle there is no kit for that car, so I have to use a 69 kit and make the tail lite change myself, I have no idea how that's going to go, Not to mention that this euro burner of yours is just so good and dammed interesting that I want to build a Tamiya kit, Because I LOVE them. The styrene work is really great on yours, But I don't have the education that you do on euro racers. Long story short don't stop keep focus I would love to see at least some paint and decals on that little bugger. Cheers; Jaftygas

WOW! Great story. I like the guy.

Thanks Mike, I so appreciate the picks. I often forget the stuff you get at a hobby shop is just over priced, repackaged with less of an amount than what is at your NAPA store. Shoot for that matter I have an account there. As far as Duncan goes I'll go to your link and read it. Many thanks again Mike, you are a great help.