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Music helps me concentrate while building and keeps my head free of gremlins.

Engine is looking good Bob. And nice job on the FUP work.😎

Terrific idea! I have done something similar for shocks, but never thought to do it for a tapered boot.

Fantastic find Chaz…I’m jealous.🙂

I’d be more than happy with that result Jim. Lookin’ fine!😎

Wishing you all the best Carl. I’ve always appreciated your comments and support. Do what you can at your own pace. Best of luck to you.

That is a beautiful car and a beautiful colour! More of a burgundy though i think. Maybe Tamiya TS-11 Maroon with a pearl clear or clear red top coat?

Ooh, that paint does look fabulous Scott!😎 What is that item to the right of the exhaust pipe….some kind of heating apparatus?

Amazing talent!😎

I was a Chevy guy up until 2017. My 2006 2500 put an end to that. Glad I switched to Ford.

See if you can find a Mazda forum that has a truck section. You could likely get some experienced advice there. Here’s a couple. https://www.mazdaworld.org/forums/b-series-truck.109/ https://www.mazdaforum.com/forum/mazda-bt-50-pickup-trucks-18/b2600-47009/

Unusual modification methods are my specialty.

Cool project!😎

Looks great Pat! Love your photo backdrop too.😎

Nice work on the tuck and roll upholstery.👍

I have a bunch of kits started that I am modifying mildly to heavily, mostly glue bombs that I picked up at the flea market. I work on them in spurts and intend to complete them all eventually.Brand new kits usually get completed in fairly short order (a month or two?) The only kit I have given up on so far is the Revell “Skip’s Fiesta” ‘55 Chevy that I wasn’t even modifying really.😕 I just got fed up with parts not fitting and poor instructions.🤯 I have since robbed a few parts I think and have no intention of attempting completion….at this point.🤔

One thing I wound up doing on mine was separating the front subframe/engine from the floor and installing it after the floor pan was in place because I had glued the front and rear valences in place before painting.

Not all models turn out the way I originally planned.

Fantastic idea…especially the adjustable ones. You or somebody should market these.😎

Excellent work Alex!👍

That is one sweet looking Ford there David!👍😎

Great looking ‘40 Jeff!😎

I’ll come along for the ride Charles.🙂 I really like your scratch building skills and use of brass for high stress components.👍😎

Welcome to the forums Timothy. Great start on your project. It looks like you are taking a very methodical approach to the layout of your frame and cage. They look excellent!👍

This forum and YT are a great source of information no doubt. There are also many gifted model builders out there who have never watched a video or visited a forum. They learn by….experience.