97Dustang

i see your in alameda, are you a coastie?

thanks for posting those, i tried that but they wouldnt upload... it may be because im at work so i'm on a government computer and it may be blocking the upload

i'm not sure why its not letting me upload the pictures, sorry

Built this to practice top chopping, just an ole ford with a salt flat/ rat rod/ farm truck vibe. Used a small block chevy out of a camaro as the powerplant, chopped the top, did some weathering on the paint, and deleted the fenders. Sorry about the crappy pics, my iphone broke and i was using a flip phone. Its kind of hard to see but the frame and wheels are copper. http://i596.photobucket.com/albums/tt45/97dustang/imageasd.jpg http://i596.photobucket.com/albums/tt45/97dustang/image.jpg

Looking for some input on how others do it. It seems that when i build a model, no matter how carefully i do it, or how i set it while the glue is drying, that the finished model wobbles because the suspension is slightly off. How do you guys keep everything square and level while building. Also i just finished my enzo build, and it wobbles quite a bit, whats the easiest way to fix this on a completed car?

Thinking of doing the aoshima honda odyssey kit, would have to get some different wheels for it though, and not sure what I could squeeze in for a powertrain. Does a roll cage ruin the "sleeperness" of a minivan?

Count me in for a build if its not too late to sign up, I wont be able to get any pictures up anytime soon, im stuck out in the middle of the ocean for a while on a ship, but once i get back i'll have a couple kits sitting at the door for me and will post some pics!