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Very very cool, killer paint job!

WOW, this is a superb build!

Hi, Would any one happen to have kit instructions for this bad boy? Thanks in advance.

WOW, what a cool project! Awesome!

Wow, killer man! That looks soo cool.

WOW, awesome!

Wow cool project. You're right, that Cobra body looks nice!

Thanks guys. Not looking for anything specific, just a place for general tires weather race, drag, street etc... ScaleProduction in Germany has great tires etc... but I just wanted some other sources. Preferably on this side of the pond for shipping/time etc... purposes.

Hi, Does any one know of a good source for rubber tires of various dims?

Wow, I love this post!!!

That's very nice of you. No need though as you told me what to do so all good. Thanks man!

Yep, no directions so I emailed them. They were gonna send me some but nothing yet, been a few days. I figured one of you Yodas would know

Ah, got it. And one simply cuts the long strap to taste. I see now looking closer at the fine ridges which represent clamp teeth. Thank for the reply!

Hi, I just got some very nice turbos and inter coolers from Hobby Design. Would some one mind telling me what the cross shaped PE is for? I know what the grills are for, bit those cross shaped pieces have me stumped.

Too add to this, I find the detailed in progress useful for my building endeavors. It's a tremendous asset, even drain plug relo

Eh, some ppl are lonely and they are reaching out. After all, this is a community of ppl. If it were a community of robots, you'd have one word posts. All good.

Wow this is a fantastic project!

Gorgeous! What brand of gold paint did you use?

I will, this will be interesting. I'll also grab my laser heat gun to take readings of the can before and after.

Well, if I was inclined to play with dynamite, how would I go about doing this safely? Besides ensuring no more paint is left, is it a matter of simply spraying until nothing more comes out?

I'm 6'1", 145, same waist size since 87'. But I had a wicked forehand and double handed backhand back in the day

No man, that's too much gear. I just do vertical up and down vigorously.

So I was at Home Depot exchanging my can of paint and asked to speak to some one. Well, a guy whose specialty is spray cans came out and said either improper storage or improper shaking can result in my issue. He suggested shaking the can upside down and aside to side in a non vigorous manner. It appears that I've been too hard on my cans. I'll post results.

I've a laser heat gun at work that I'll use to measure cans before and after shaking. Should be interesting data.