b-body fan

I've seen yours. that black one is inspiring. I would like to see more of the orange one!!!!

It does have the extra parts. I actually acquired 2 of these recently. Thanks for your reply. All others welcome too.

I would say to build it correctly I need parts from 4 or 5 vintage collectable kits and about 100 dollars worth of aftermarket parts and supplies. See if he's still interested at that point.

I am about to take on my first large scale build. It's the monogram Camaro kit. The 88 issue. I haven't been able to find a review. I typically build pretty much out of the box. The kit looks pretty straight forward to me. My questions are, are there a lot of fitment issues, incorrect for the model parts I.e. wrong gauges, upholstery patterns, and that type of thing. I'm just curious as to the general"buildability" of it. All comments are welcome. Thanks in advance, Mike.

Just in time. Should be fun. I'm eager to see what everyone does with this.

The Moose club in Ravenna. Probably about 35 or 40 minutes for you. Straight down 76 east . There are a bunch of shows around here every week. I can probably get you some kind of schedule if you'd like.

I sent fiatboy some parts I hope he can use. He sent me some in return. He didn't have to, I thought that was really nice of him. Thanks.

Yes. Not too modified I don't think.

I have a bunch of woodland scenics stuff if you're interested.

Maybe we need a support group.

First trade with MsDano85gt perfect !!!! Lost count with bismarck excellent as always !!! Would not hesitate to deal with either one of them again.

I'm rehabbing a 78 issue wagon now. I would like to see that too. I sold an old squire wagon kit on eBay. I got good money for it but still kind of regret it.

No no I just wanted to see what my nails would look like in plum crazy.

I think the wiring looks okay with that high-rise intake. you don't have to route them o.e. style on a built engine.

64 Ford Galaxy 500 convertible. I'd like to build a model of my friends 1:1.

I saw these yesterday.

This is growing. Should be a really fun build. Glad to have everyone along.

Glad to see you got it fixed! Dust is murder. I started covering everything I paint. I bought a couple containers about the size of a shoe box. If i get bumpy paint or a little sagging I put the lid on and seal it to retard the drying time. It really helps flatten it out sometimes. If not I just cock the lid sideways to keep the dust off.

Are you going to jump in on the community build? Would love to have you.

Wow!!!

Looks like you did a really nice job on that hood. Can't wait to see the 4 door conversion.

Nice!!!!!!

Back at you Kevin (bismarck) Perfect as always !!!

Looking good!!!

I was thinking with flip-flop colors it may actually look like it's moving. May have to try that.