BIGTRUCK

This could be like the Gunfight at the OK coral, with Henry on one side with modern day technology and Jairus with his good old fashion delete button

Tim your builds always capture the ''everyday'' truck that criss-cross the highways daily....well done.......... again.

Hi Billy, heres #1 oct 1999 then #2issue #59nov/dec...and your #88 july/aug 2003

That is just an awesome looking '61...I didnt notice anything bad about your photos...an all-around fantastic job...

Seen one like that in a hobby shop in Chicago today , but it was made by Academy...dont know the scale of the one I seen but it was in a flat style box and went for $20.00 .If you need any info drop me a PM and I'll get you the whats and wheres...

Sounds like a great idea Izzy, please post lots of pics for us cold and hungry people in the north...did I mention cold...I know a good times gonna happen..

These are parts Ive gathered for a 32 coupe build, the door handles, grille and steering wheel center are just a few of the photo-etch parts I will use to achieve a 3-D verses a flat look. Floor pedals will rise above the floor on small round evergreen pcs. rather than just lay there, so all molded parts get removed and replaced with P-E..my choice on flocking is to paint the area in sections with a paint match close to to flocking color[thats what works for me]... These are PE wipers 3 pcs make 1 wiper, and can be polished or painted for the look you need.... flocking makes a build look way better , but is sometimes barely visible when the build is done Try all the ways suggested , and find whats works the best for you , prices vary on etch from 3 to 15 to 20 dollars per pack, so you want to have a system in place so your parts go on the kit and not on the floor , some pcs are very tiny....and good luck on seat belts and harnesses , these give me the most problems...

Super builds Izzy....I'm sure the new owner will absolutely love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great looking '59 Harry....do you remember the ''Skips'' on North Avenue in the burbs?

Wow super build Ron...love the colors and markings, what tires are those? they look great

Now that is one cool chevy II AWB...great job Carlos

A great start to one of my favorite kits...its even more fun when the kids get involved....

Brass looks great , these bikes are always a ''HOT'' topic here, I think your gonna really like it here , the rules they have are necessary to keep all the B.S. halted at the door , I for one kinda welcome that effort from this board, so keep posting those chopper updates , like to see how this one comes out..

Marcos , that old Chevy is awesome looking...great color you chose..

Very cool looking...clean build Ken...the PE sets it off nicely

Very cool looking...clean build Ken...the PE sets it off nicely

Very cool looking...clean build Ken

1000 posters would be super Henry....now imagine this.....how much time you would spend reading if eveyone who signed up posted....goes back to page 1 with ''0'' posts....the ''Board Gurus'' do a great job keeping the''super aspirin dealers'' and ''get a deal on something'' spammers to a nil , and the guest area on the opening page always has numbers , I would say by April the member squad could be 1000 , since it was about this time last year MCF opened the doors....so Gregg and Jairus 1st anniversary is around the corner wheres the bash at?

This is the one I drive 2006 387 with a C-15 Cat Heres a few I seen in travels

Hi Kurt , glad to see ya here...alot of cool stuff and great people here , catch ya on P.S.A.B...............

I can see why its your favorite Luis , it would me mine too , its a beauty , great build.

Ivo ''Showboat'' had 4 Buicks and all wheel drive , the left two engines drove the front wheels and the right two the rear , 4 slicks...1720 horses , 32 cylinders , 170 mph. Way fast for 1961...Nice build Ken..I love those oldies

They look great Michael...The grime on your build looks awesome

Thats super looking Antonio...I have the Aoshima GT-R Skyline..its right hand drive also...your interior works in nice with the body color...

1/24th Zeb..........