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Thanks again for all the nice words about the wheels. As for the machines we use a lath and mill started life as Sherlines we have modified them heavily and converted them to CNC. My son builds all the drivers, computers and software. The CNC router was all built by My son and I as will as the rapid prototype machine. I get must of the hard parts to make the machines from MSC and my son gets a lot of the electrical stuff from Mouser. we also have a lot of non CNC tools in the shop. Sorry for the long answer to the question. Thanks

Even if Wayne is wrong about the mags those are some great photos. Thanks Wayne

Very Nice, I love old Fords and love drag cars.

Thanks George, now I know what to look for.

I have not seen the Tomb Raider Jeep Wrangler Rubicon before. I have been looking for something like it for years to do a copy of the jeep I drive every day. Is it a die cast and what scale is it?

With the CNC lath I can make a curve by giving direction of rotation, x and z start, and x and z end point and the radius to use to make an inside curve. Before CNC I had ground the radius on cutting tools but the finish will need some sanding to look good. What wheels are you making?

What is the round thing in the middle of the back door?

There all very nice but I think I like the 68 Mustang the best, It just has a mean look to it.

thanks, that is very helpful.

The door hinges are very cool. Do you have any photos as you were building them?

Wow, this looks so real I wish it was spring and I was at the track. I love the Yenko Paint Job.

That turned out excellent, I love the wheels.

This is Max His job is to eat coyotes in the pastures.

I do have programs for the Pro Stars and Draglites in 1/16. They are the same price as the 1/16 Ansons. Thanks

We are doing the latest Weld Racing Pro wheel for a customer now and will put it on the web site as soon as we are sure everything is correct.

I would chuck them in a cordless drill and sand the machine marks out with some fine paper, then use some polishing compound on then when there spinning. They have a pretty nice shine already.

your set is on the left half way up, they were sent out yesterday evening. Thanks

Thanks, My web site is www.micronitro.net we can do 1 off stuff too. We have cnc lathes, mills, routers and a 3d printer.

I spent about 12 hours yesterday making wheels. When I close my eyes I still see wheels spinning.

The resin will absorb moisture and get lumpy as for the RTV it also will absorb moister witch will then go off quicker. I hope this helps.

I have been working on the Prock and Howell Willys outlaw gasser. So far I have made new fenders and rechopped the top. I have also been working on the K.S. Pittman Opel

I just finished a new mold for the 1982 Ford EXP it fits on the Revell chassis. www.micronitro.net

I found this picture, what a cool car.

Thanks great tutorial, I have book marked this for the pro stock I am building.

Very nice