Bucky

with built-in feet

The black and white stuff is not in pristine condition. If it won't come off easily, I might just paint over it in a neutral color.

Thanks for that link!

in his pajamas

Thanks! I may recover that black and white stuff! Looks a little dizzying, to me. Might take focus off my mediocre builds!

I'd say yer gonna nail that Street Rod table!

They were available in two different finishes: Cast aluminum center on a steel rim. Apparently, available on Yenko cars.

I did that on my phone, but didn't have to on my 'puter, today. When I opened the tab, that message was gone.

Honcho pickup stopped

I've often been told that if there are no pics, then it didn't happen, sooooooo......here it is: This thing is as heavy as refrigerator, and more awkward to handle!!

Those wheels look nice on that T-bird. By all means, toss some paint on that 'Bird!

at the corner

I think they look good.

Give these guys a round of applause! This set was in the '69 Cougar kit. Kelsey first made these wheels in 1969, and another name for them is "The Bad One".

with a straw

Forgive me if this isn't the right place for this topic. If not, could a moderator please move it? Thanks Can any of you savvy model builders and kit-bashers tell me what this wheel is? I found these in a kit tonight, and looked them up on the WWW. The real ones look pretty good, to me! Sorry for the picture quality. i take pics about the same level as I build models!

who only eats

WOW!!! That's a cool one, alright!

and his pet

Rolls Royce parts

It seems that they are too interested in retreads!!

who drives Volkswagens

Cute little econo box.

Seems like the primer would seal off anything from the plastic getting to the lacquer. I once had a problem with MCW paint. It wrinkled up something awful. I stripped it, cleaned the body really good, used the same primer, and the same paint. (I'm a sucker for punishment.) The second spray down went well, and it's in the display, now. That was over ten years ago. Still looks good. Before I abandoned this project, I'd strip the paint and reshoot it, again.

said the teenager