MikeMc

Gregg....I don't get any freebies. So Send some of those free goodies MY WAY...and I will do a review for MCM..I don't lie, so if its great...the world will know

You did it!!!!! :blink: YOU LET THEM OUT!!!!!!!

WE WE.......OUI OUI.........JUST NO YELLOW SNOW !!!!! :D

Go back and change your google search.....I found these...123

Nor need. A Model that large will be at home outside at one of the local "Park Preserves" as y'all call them A bright sunny day.... Oh sorry Harry your in Chicago...Well June will be here soon, or fly down here with it and I'll shoot it for you....Lots of natural light here ;)

In 1:1 it would never go :D the 225 six couldn't turn those tires over, and those front meats...can't turn... .BUT this is MODELING!!!! :P ;) I'm lovin it!! Well done on an old pie plate truck B)

YEAH............ B)

Gotta Agree on this one..TS 13 is the best ...but make sure your base is dry B)

I found these pictures...if they help The thumbnail will link you to 12 other pix on building a wood bed easy

Stuck a fork in it...ome dead Rodent...... http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=42760&view=findpost&p=448554

:blink: Phone booth ?? Tall T ?? :blink: Gotta agree ...I don't think this floats. I just finished one of these...sectioned and mildly chopped, molded front fenders I do like the skirts...

Running gear was gone thru and repainted, along with frame and suspension. Wife took checkbook away at this point So reassembly was done.Paint and body will come sometime....... Thats my story and I'm stickin to it!! :D

My first attempt at weathering...still have a bit to finish with dullkote, but its pretty close. This started out as a revell 37 / 38 ford pickup Using box parts, some hand cast wheels and tires (thanks again Dan!!) this 6 wheeled rusty rodent was born. Simple build for me, a small chop, but left the rear glass intact and tinted it with limo film tint. Home done gas tank with custom filler , mounted in the stock location. Frame was Z'd in the rear and front axle was dropped and stretched.

One of my all time favorites!! I liked it better when I saw the first thing removed was the plastic "wood" bed but then it got less kool a solid wood bed..Not bad with the round, but might I make a suggestion? A trip to any airplane store will get you real wood strips. I buy bass, not balsa and along with some I beams you can scratch a bed 1 2 3!! this is my latest bed , I did a tut a while back I will see if I have that link

Final assembly time....no mock ups here...

if this works....try here: FREDS

Great kit Shane......good one to chop!!

Harry has gotten into the writing biz with an article on how easy and fun it is to assemble a Pocher kit. This was the clue............

Nothing.....right from the auction brochure... http://www.rmauctions.com/CarDetails.cfm?SaleCode=hf08&CarID=r104&Currency= this is the model.........WOWSER!!!!

A machine screw, with nut and a couple of washers... chuck it up, sandwich the tire between the washers,tighten nut and spin tires about 50 cents in parts

Use MM metalizer in magnesium....shoot the paint "dry" by backing up a bit....this will give you the look and texture. The wheels on this were done this way

You old coot...have many more!!

they are sorta stupid to many.....but then we have: