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I have a 10 second video clip of him. I think he wanted to get romantic with the cat.😍

I have voice messaging on my land line and cell phone. We also have call display and never answer if we don’t recognize the number. If it’s genuine or important they can leave a message. Scammers never leave a message. I do get the occasional text or e-mail posing as my bank asking me to click on a link. I report them as spam and delete them.

Nice save on the paint job David!👍 I like the look of those wide whitewalls with the body coloured rims.😎

Who’s the one being trained?😁

Rotary tools! It seems like every time I go to use it I have to change the collet.😡 Do they really need to have both 1/8” and 3/32” shafts? I can see the step up to 1/4 for die grinders, but the dremel attachments could have all made do with one shaft size.🙄

Well Batman didn’t really have to hem the Joker in like that did he?🙄

These two are the only ones that popped up.

Thanks Steve. That is likely why none showed up when I searched 2002 Camaro engines…which is what the Revell kit is supposed to be.🤔

Time to hit the sack.😴

You are indeed correct Ryan. It seems that deleting the egr was a popular modification too. Apparently it can add 30-50 horsepower with a tune?🧐 I think I’ll delete it.😎

Thanks Ryan. Wouldn’t it be more common then?🤷‍♂️ Like I said, I only found one pic of it after searching dozens of photos of LS engines.

I use 3M tape and various sandpapers to make my own. I’ve also wrapped it around a dowel to make round ones.

Fantastic! I don’t get much more basic than that!👍 And realistic too.😎

This engine is from the Revell 35th anniversary Camaro SS kit. What is this thing? I have searched dozens of photos of 2002 Camaros and only found one picture of it. Thanks, Greg.

Allergies can make it hard to enjoy the fresh air.

Thank you fellas! I had fun building it and it IS something a little different.🙂

Nice work on the headlight screens. The interior looks very good and now the bumpers are shaping up nicely! 😎

It may be just fine. Although technically a little large, it may look acceptable depending on the thickness of the insulation. You won’t know until you measure it or see it next to the engine. I use .020” wrapping wire on 1/25 scale and I am OK with it. Being 1/24 scale you have a little more leeway. Depends on the look and how accurate you want to be.

This is the glue I like for clear parts. And like said…for mirrors, door handles etc. pins are your friend. I use this rod or 0.020” brass for pins. Any small wire will work but it has to be fairly stiff.

Boy, the hobby has sure come a long way since then. Now you can print your own extremely detailed kit at home.

You are correct on both counts Steve, thanks.👍 I knew where the top ones came from, and I found the box for the Shelby. I sure hope I didn’t pay $15 for that. It’s from a flea market so I likely offered him five or ten.😕

I did get a Camaro box full of Dodge Ram pieces….so maybe?

What kit would the four rims in the front be from and what kits might use the same tires. With some modifications I could get the tires in the background to fit if I have to.🥴 Thanks, Greg.