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I want my items to look more realistic so I figured I would add some logos and warning stickers. After snagging some from the internet, I manipulated the files and down sized them via print size NOT file size and created them in exactly the sizes I wanted in pretty decent resolution.

No 404 error. Simply reading threads on 2 occasions. No stray mouse clicks or keypad touches. The last occurrence was I was happily typing along and POOF home page. Time was not noted but between noon and 2 PM PST.

I do not know if you are aware of this issue but 3 times this morning I was viewing a thread and then later writing a long tutorial and POOF! the screen jumps to the home page. Getting back to the thread I was reading is no big deal but, 30 minutes of tutorial information simply disappeared GRRRRR. Any knowledge of this or a fix for it in the works? If not, I will likely have to write the tutorial in another program and cut and paste it onto the forum. (If I get remotivated)

Found it, read it, LOVE IT! Thank you so much for sharing. My process will officially be changed. I also like someone else's tip to color the tip of the blade for contrast. That has always been a challenge (seeing where I am going)

Steve, How in the heck do you get your chrome trim so laser straight?

Have you made aluminum rims from thick wall tubing? I have a bunch of wide tires and a bunch of narrow rims and mags. It would be nice to have some hoops made to bring them together.

You have a very fertile imagination buddy.

Put my new rig to work delivering the first load for a new auto hobby shop

Very nice build. I need more practice before I attempt my tanker.

Very impressive!

Nice work. I like it.

I am looking for links to suppliers and/or artwork for 1/25 scale shop tools. I have most all of my items painted but they look too plain and generic without the brand name and warning stickers such products have. I have like 3 lifts, 4-5 floor jacks and a number of tool boxes. I also have a flammable locker than needs artwork. Thanks.

I remember seeing this 1:1 car in person at the 1987 Streetmachine Nationals in DuQuoin, IL. I think I have VHS tape of the event somewhere in the attic. (about 6hrs worth)

Boston in Omaha, NE. It just after their 2nd album came out. They did 5 encores. They played every song off both albums. We were there until 2AM. It was awesome!

DANG! That is sweet! motor stance, wheels front axle EVERYTHING! Following.

My sentiments exactly. I purposely leave mirrors off just for that reason. I actually have a little baggie full of mirrors.

Thank you James and Chris.

Thank you Jimmy.

Nice choice of color. The best man at my wedding owned one in orange. He has Cragar S/S's

I am really digging the paint job. Far out man!

My sentiments exactly!

I'm with David here. I love the concept of what you are doing very much. I would suggest lengthening the roof. I will be following this build.

With vehicles, everything is pretty much attached. With dioramas, there are a lot of moving parts (unless they are glued) so that gives the freedom to change the scene. Another advantage is it can showcase various finished builds and/or builds-in-progress to give it more variety.

Very creative. Nice job.