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Very nice paint and BMF work, Simón!! The color is GREAT!!

Sounds like some recon is in order here...time to talk to your CO (Ani) I could cover transportation and lodging once you get here. We're not meeting for another 25 days. A true die-hard Marine could run here by then!

As William Forrester would say "you're the man now, dog!" DullCoat is wonderful stuff!

It's looking like the get together in the bay area will be on April 20th. For those of you who already sent me a PM with your email address, I'll also send a confirmation when I get time later this week. Thanks to Milt for the great idea and thanks to everyone who has responded!! Milt, Please post the time and the address of the place where we'll be meeting. Regards,

Another GREAT build, Ron!! Given the right base, background and photography, both of your Chevy wagons would do well on the "Real or Model" thread! Thanks for sharing and keep up the GREAT work!!

I have two extra convertible bodies and interiors for the '94 Camaros. I bought the kits just for the engine and chassis pics. Let me know if you want the bodies and interior parts.

Very nicely done!! The color choices are GREAT!! Thanks for sharing!

Very nice, clean build, Ron, very nice!! How about some engine and chassis pics?

Rollin, As usual...GREAT paint work!! Keep on keepin' on, my friend,

OK, now I'm starting to think that you're posting pictures of shiny seats just to see what I'll say about them! On a serious note, I REALLY like the then and now theme that you've got going with the orange Camaros! I've got a '97 30th anniversary convertible Camaro kit here with your name on it! Keep up the good work,

Oh man, Ismael, that is some seriously rough looking resin! It looks like one of those that you need a Skil-saw to cut. Good luck,

Bernard, The stance and the overall look is right on the money!! It all looks and fits together really well!! Keep up the good work, my friend!!

Jim, From the one photo, it looks like a pretty nice build! The paint and decals look pretty good!

That'll make a pretty cool collection! That's what I had intended when I was building the red Chevy pickups. So far I've only completed the '50 and the '57. I started the '64...but that's another story...

Glue? I knew that I forgot something! All kidding aside, I only provided the "stuff", you did all the work! It looks like you're getting better and learning with each build!! Pretty soon I'll be asking you for tips and advice!

Very nice paint and BMF work!! I don't think that my first BMF job came out half as good as that!! Keep up the good work, my young friend!! You're making great progress!!

OMG!!! I've got to get out on my bike more often!! Especially done in the Hollister area!!

That's continuing to come along nicely! That BBC is really shoehorned in there! Yep, next we'll get you working on fuel lines, linkage, brake lines...then we'll hook you up with Jerry Cardinal so you can start making brake shoes, brake springs and working "U" joints!

Enough said!

It looks like the fabric black paint worked pretty well for you on the carpeted area! Keep up the good work!

Now there's a guy that likes to build a W I D E variety of bikes!! Nice job, my old friend!!

Now that is really coming together nicely!!

Much better!!

Mike, I'm all for the big engine and big tires!! I don't know about the big brakes...it's just not dangerous enough if you can stop, too!

That's OK. You're still pretty young. You've got plenty of time to figure it all out...and...even change your mind a few times.