Jump to content
Model Cars Magazine Forum

Rocking Rodney Rat

Members
  • Posts

    1,995
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Rocking Rodney Rat

  1. Nice, nice nice, I like that it has the radiator cap on it (inside joke)....root beer color is sweet, I may try that color one day. The white suspension components was an inspired choice.-RRR
  2. Nicely done, clean straight forward build of an iconic hot rod style.... -RRR
  3. Nice progress there, ADL... I really like the head bolts...keeping it real... -RRR
  4. I'm always in for a '32 Ford thread!!! This fordor was mastered by our very own Dennis Lacy and cast by Ed BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH at Drag City Casting. -RRR
  5. Nice work on a body that few would dare mess with! Winters QC and a flathead in a land speed car, what's not to dig? I'm on board for this build! -RRR
  6. The boat is looking good, there KK!! I love the way those carbs look sticking through the deck! -RRR
  7. Some spiffy surgery going on here.... -RRR
  8. Nice one, Alan!!! -RRR
  9. Pretty much every kit I buy is a "box of parts"... -RRR
  10. The Monogram 1930 coupe fenders can be made to fit the Revell '30 coupe with a bit of work.... -RRR
  11. Goo-Gone will remove the gummy residue. Goo gone is oily, so make sure you clean the area well with water and liquid dish soap, rinsing thoroughly and drying before painting.... -RRR
  12. Awesome! Keep it up! -RRR
  13. Don't tell anyone but I have three of the original issue Revell '30 coupes factory sealed on the shelf....sshhhhh!!!! -RRR
  14. Where you at with this rig, KK????? You don't have an immediate deadline anymore.... ;-( -RRR
  15. The engine in this kit is the 3x2 carbureted (sp?) or blown SBC that was in the '30/'31 coupe version originally. This kit also has the chrome wheels and knock-off spinners from the coupe kit (as well as the steel wheels, trim rings, dog dish caps that were in the original roadster kit). -RRR
  16. I know most of you aren't into hot rods, but when Revell issued their new tool Model A series it was the best thing for us rod builders since the '32 series was introduced in 1996. When the tooling was mishandled (not sure we'll ever know the full story), it was devastating (as devastating as something such as that can be in the grand scheme of life and death). Today, I received the new new tool '29 roadsters in the post. I bought four and gave one to KK... -RRR New decals, too!!!
  17. "I'd buy that for a dollar!!!" -RRR
  18. Nice build-up of the olde Mako Shark (or what was left of it). I have a bunch of Mako parts around here somewhere...this would be a kit I'd like to see re-issued in it's original glory (most likely not possible now...).... -RRR
  19. I've always considered this hobby relatively inexpensive. Perspective, I guess.... -RRR
×
×
  • Create New...