MikeMc

well YOU google OHANA........ .Gregg won't let me think of posting "Claudia Ohana" Playboy Brasil November 2008.........

I think it must be food..........

Bill, I have bought those motors from Bob a couple of times....a couple of years ago....I cannot imagine how many he had!!

Lift off top....hair fits fine oh.....you got mail

October 17th, 1972 What the heck...nobody will know any better

Tamiya Mica Red with Silver stripes....white interior with red trim

Its like wetsanding....no pressure, let the tool work..slow and light....a drop of fluid will help cutting...a drop of dish soap on plastic

Went into the new Fort Myers store...not too much to get excited about....I did pick up a couple of revell 32 sedans for $15.00.....coupon no good on closeouts though!

Yep a couple of issues ago. I also did one a while back for the JWAC build Aerosedan

I tend to buy the SI kits for the extra $...unless its for parts.

If youare going to paint it with some POP.....stick with thr chrome. Dullkote or semi gloss clears will cut the shine..but then it looks wrong.Mono paint will also work well!

This is a real news story..... Researchers at Ohio University are finding success in extracting energy from human urine, enough to power a model car and soon, entire buildings. E3 Technologies, LLC, a firm based in Athens, is developing a "greenbox" that cleans waste water to produce hydrogen energy. The devices look like a medium-sized appliance and can extract hydrogen from the urea found in human urine. That hydrogen is then captured in battery-like fuel cells or returned as energy to the existing structure in a process they dubbed "pee power." Dr. Gerardine Botte is leading the research team and feels the application of green boxes could pay immediate dividends for businesses in remote locations and wastewater treatment plants. The power of this clean energy is enormous, she said. For example, if the urine from Ohio University's 24,000 students could be captured, the extracted hydrogen could power 60 campus buildings.

Yeah..this beauty......We need more paint info on this one please!!

Bob has been good for me....I have bought these from him for years now, factory boxes and quick delivery

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Great minds think alike!!

I have had the same story as Bob has....I never feel good when using it in the airbrush,,I do dip windshields and other small parts, wicking away the excess. You cannot wetsand future..its a mess, you can dry sand it....its more work than I will ever spend on TS 13. It is a great barrier coat, easier to apply than Bin

I've used Bobs....has all of the parts pack motors, ford, chevie, cad, and the pontiac.......He is a good vendor http://cgi.ebay.com/...328802047054985 4 motors for $10.00 shipped He stocks them all @ $5.00 ea

Not you...I had to reset my links a month ago when they adjusted things. Now changing your sig here will be another fight..it will be to big! I can't help you there..PM Dave Ambrose...he is a sharp IT guy

I was going to say some curved nerf bars......but the bumperettes doo look great. I don't think the box section would work...not enough room between the rails and fenders I sectioned the box and cab on this 32........I should of left the box alone... B)

window tint film...

I think the execution and detail is flawless as usual..Very well done and concieved.. .That said....I do not like the lines....It might be due to no chrome on the roll bar...just seems so different to my eyes. I would love to watch it scream around Road Atlanta or Road America in 1:1

Michelle, Future is a liquid acrylic floor sealer. Once its dry it can be used as a barrier coat. Bill Geary (Mr O ) uses it as a barrier coat to prevent ghosting when using lacquer paints. I must agree with Bill..I too have shot hobby lacquers over enamels but I dehydrated the enamel first, then misted TS13 on without any wrinkles

Mine is used up in a 6 to 8 month span...I do use it with kicker for small body work

Hey Joe....... When you do get a chance to use it let US hear about the pros and cons!!