James2

Both my boys and myself had a pretty nice day. Being the first time for me at this show it was a bit of a learning curve. I have to say the price stucture for entry to the venders area was a big put off. But we did see some old friends and meet some new ones also. Not sure if I'll go back or not, but the boys and I sure did see alot of very nice builds at this NNL.

Me and the boys are planning to be there. Is the show on Saturday?

Flat clear over Tamiya Candy Green TS-52!

Finished pics in the Truck section...

Tamiya TS52 with Flat Clear over that. Finished pic coming!

Lowered, suede finish, Pegasus #1274 wheels. I'll have more later'

looks good, nice work so far!

What a beautiful build, nicely done!

Yes I did, open the wheel openings and the color is Tamyia #TS-56 over gray primer. Thanks for looking!

Thanks, the bumper lights are from the AMT 33 Ford Sedan kit and the bar lights are from an older Model A Roadster.

I have a set also. They are perfect for removing rivets, bolt heads, door handles or emblems. Or just about any small piece you would like to remove. Mine came withe the scribe tool, very handy.

Yes Dave, I did get to use it. I ddidn't even strip it! Just shaped it a bit to fit and painted the top support yellow. It looks real good. Iwill have to try that some time. Thanks!

Thanks Al, and all for the kind words.

The wheel tire combo came from a Jeepster/Mountain Goat kit.

As always, thanks for looking....

You can see the build at my photobucket link...

Just a small update...

No, nice guess. I'm looking for a friend!

I'm almost done with this one, hope to take it to Louisville this year... Two Cameo kits, Jeepster wheels and trans box, scratched bumpers, winch cherry bombs and roll bar. Tamiya ts-56 yellow. I modified a rear axle for the front and scratch made the drive shafts..... Thanks for looking.

My first big scale in more than 30 years. 1/8 Flatty, more for practice than any thing else... Thanks for looking!

DJ, Where are you?

Nice!

Nice!