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That should not work. That SHOULD not work. That should NOT work. That should not WORK. THAT should not work. Yet ... somehow ... IT WORKS! Looking forward to seeing this one finished. Build on, maestro!

Put me down ... PT Cruiser.

Don't know if that'll be definitive. He might have more ... If it was me, and two idiots were bidding against each other that deliriously ... I'd either dig out another kit and list it quick, or I'd offer the runner-up idiot a "second chance" to buy another kit for the same price!

Where are these fools when I'm selling?

Nice. Good looking color.

Nice.

I also use the caps for small amounts of paint when brushing detail work. Easy clean up ... when you're done - throw 'em away.

It's the whole 'cab forward' school of styling. Still.

I don't use stretched sprue for antennae; I find guitar strings much more realistic in size, material, appearance, and flexibility. But, this process can be used to create just the right diameter of plastic round parts or bits for various applications. Also useful for creating bodywork beading or trim. Besides antennae bases or miscellaneous shafts or attachment posts, the stretched sprue can be used to plug holes. Insert the stretched sprue until its diameter is snug in the hole, wipe it with some liquid cement, then clip off the excess on either side of the plugged part. Sand smooth and presto! Hole plugged with little muss and fuss.

You did not! Whoa! Wow, Romell. What the heckaroonies did I put in that cheeseburger you had here? Man, you're killing us!! Amazing stuff.

When you say "Dave Lonestar" I take it you are actually referring to Dave "Cargostar" Carey, correct? I haven't had the pleasure of having any of his resin castings yet, but I understand they are excellent! I see you agree.

Word is that the Chevrolet SS will also be pressed into duty as a law enforcement "Black & White" . . .

I'm a Krystal Klear guy. Just can't beat it. Works great, dries invisible, and easier to work with than epoxy.

Very, very nice!!

Sweeet!!!

SWEET!!!!!

Hey, Hal! Welcome aboard! Good luck with the kit search.

The current 2012 Holden Commodore SS. The upcoming 2014 Chevrolet SS will have slightly sharper styling. And, maybe a new Beach Boys song!

That's gonna have to tide me over for awhile! I'm outa my leagues now.

Nice.

Nice.

Fantastic, Simon!

Other than the Volkswagen taillights, did they change anything???

Troubled waters ahead. I think his design is all wet.

I have a different approach. I irradiate all the small parts. Then if any fall or go flying, I get out my Micro Mark Mini-Geiger Counter ...