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Nice looking Short Tracker. That body fits the Slammer frame better!

Sweet

Thanks guys...

Another beauty!

Nice clean build!

Winter is finally giving way, warmer temps bring paint booth time. Won't be long now I can put some color on this one. My kit was missing a steering wheel so I grafted one in from a Caddy, not to big of a stretch! Polished glass and ride height set. Felt good to spend some time at the bench...

Thanks Doc!

I like it! well done...

One of my favorite race subjects. Looks real good so far...

Made it to the Toy Show in Toledo Sat with some buds from the club. Not as many sellers as at the NNL, mostly promo and toy stuff with a few models mixed in. Modelhaus was there and I did pick up the parts to finish this Buick. I have to fine tune a few things and then all I need is a few warms days and it will make it to the spray booth. Pix to follow...

Nope still working on other projects....

Hang in there brother! You may being going through a change. Everyone's skills diminish over time, I know I am past my prime! You could try shorting up the run by stopping in corners or at panel lines. This won't help with the issue of MS, but it may boost your confidence. As a wise man once said, "When all else fails ask the Good LORD for help... Ps124:8

Not much happening, fitting and grill.

Old is new again!

Over the Road Truck Driver.

NO! Not really...

Thankfully he only killed a tree and not someone else!

If your looking for a raise in pay it an't gonna happen!

Stunning stuff!

Very nice model with realistic details, the airhorn is a nice touch. The only bad thing, I can't see the window stickers because of the stack!

It happens to everyone no matter what the hobby of choice. Narrowing your vision, like jbwelda suggests is a great way to bust out. For myself, I don't mind waiting for the inspiration to give me a push. Looking through magazines and fondling un-finished projects can get things going too! If you know what I mean...