Big John

If you are going Oval racing you need to put the front wheel all the way to the right. Watch Jeremy Clarkson test drive one of these things on Top Gear.

The second one has quite a "Jet Age" look for being years before jets were out there! Second one does show signs of the hood design of the future Chevys (bonnet for you trans Atlantic boys).

since we're doing mundane, The Conga Line!

Ah Those were the days! Truly impressive workmanship and attention to details.

Not sure how useful those tiny tongs will be in moving a half ton of red hot iron.

Higher resolution printed parts take longer (more passes) to print the fine surface parts. In printing for sale business time is money and large surface area parts like tires will take longer. Time verses cost, would you pay 50% more for better finish parts if it took twice as long to print?

"I AM Knot A Robot!"... Ai farms use vast amounts of power to operate. We saw what happened to the dot com industry when the power grid was manipulated with blackouts and rolling browns in 1999. Just takes one squirrel getting fried to take it down again. same with the "Cloud"

A very nice set of decals from "STS scale model decals" from my layouts. Included are a set for a Wenmac Spirit of America, a rocket LSR, my Bugatti LSR, and Barber Warnock and Roar With Gilmore for a couple of early Indy cars. One less Reason to avoid my projects!

One for you train buffs...

And here I thought they were only 'Pruned' for Potvin use. Cool 427.

Thanks for the great info. I expect Marine or aircraft quality epoxy may be more stable than the general craft quality counterpart. I will have to try the microballoon fill technique. I found that the epoxy doesn't seem to 'wet' the glass cloth and allow the fibers to move as freely as with polyester needing more finesse to get it into tight spots.

I see you doing glass work on several of your cars, including the challenger. do you use epoxy rather than polyester resin on the styrene bodies?

Keeping it going.

AH, Laguna Seca Weather!

Dennis, you didn't mention a gloss coat under the chrome paint or polishing the parts. if not it looks great even so.