TonyK

I always thumb through the magazine first and then go back and read every page but my impression was what you said. The kit reviews are always my favorite part so hopefully that will satisfy me.

Steve, thanks for the pics. Never get tired of seeing all the dogs.

Still remember seeing this at the drive-in and we were looking at each other when it ended saying "what just happened"? I agree with your comments and it's probably the best ending that could come from such a bad movie.

I believe the Next Gen cars have flat bottoms if that's what you were asking.

Sharp! Real clean looking. Since it's a Tamiya kit I'd say it was a joy to build.

I think the Charger funny car would be a good one.

Sharp! That decal blends in real nice with the fantastic paint job.

Real nice! Good looking paint, engine, and driver.

As unpleasant as your experience was, I always figure it's a sure thing your body reacted to the vaccine and fought it and won. I've had a similar reaction to the flu shot in the past.

That was the point I was trying to make.

Wow! Once again your weathering skills make this model finished the only way it should be.

That is a real nice build. I've got all the cars from AMT and/or Aoshima but just haven't set aside the time for all the detail painting it needs. Always nice to see someone finish one of these.

Excellent scratch building! And quite an imagination.

Your weathering is excellent! An Oregon license plate? I got some of the same extras you mentioned when I got a Jimmy Flintstone product. The highlight was a bust of the Frankenstein monster. Had some fun painting it.

Heller kits were never that great in my opinion. I do agree with your comment on the older Nascar kits but it seems that brief time of making these latest kits have come and gone already. I hope not but how long has it been since a new one has come out?

Except we've been getting models like this in the past and they sold just fine. I have no problem with this because building these represents a piece of history but maybe business decisions and modelers have changed their thoughts?

My wife always gives me a bad time because I don't use the backup camera. Spent my whole life using the inside and outside mirrors that it's still a habit. I do like the rear sensors when backing out of a parking space as they help you a lot.

Very nice diorama! Your pavement looks realistic and I like the fence. Drivers look good in the cars. Enjoyed looking at this.

Nice job on this and you pretty much have to use aftermarket tires as the ones in the kit are usually warped. What paint did you use?

Always nice to see something different. You did a real nice job on this.

Looks great! The blue and orange looks perfect. Very nice work!

The car is great. The diorama is great. And doing it in 1/43rd scale is a challenge but you did it. Nice work!

Amazing how many people don't realize that the majority of gas we use is from right here in the USA. Then from Canada. We recently exported more than we imported so it always amuses me when the excuses tossed at us are something to do with the Middle East, etc. Not trying to start anything; just informing anyone who might not know.

Your models keep looking better as they keep looking worse if you know what I mean. This poor truck lived a life! Funny how some of us have fond memories of our first vehicles even though they may have been beaten up and troublesome. They had character.

Static-X meets the Road Warrior? That was some weird "stuff".