Big John

Nice rod ends, they are always a challenge.

I was wondering if these were dimensional and could be used for raised lettering details.?

Clear 'Wind Shields' were not common on Indy cars, with a few exception, until the 40s on and them mostly small rectangles ala most Millers,Blue Crowns and Maserati. Gaston Chevrolet used a metal deflector where Tommy Milton's 1921 winning Frontenac had no deflector. I believe, and may be wrong, but the Aurora cars are roughly 1/32 scale so FFP wheels wouldn't work.

What would I like to build... Hmmm?

While waiting at the DMV to register my truck...

Quick question, are the letters at the bottom of the decal sheet dimensional?

I expect a strong cross wind would give you a moment of angst.

Dam pricey I bet!

to kick it back around... There is or was a 1/43 scale model of the Ligier JS5 by MG Model. Nice little kit.

That 33 is SO classic!

I see that Archer Transfers has G scale rivets and "fasteners" the net says that G scale is 1/24, has anyone used them?

Cool!!! Thanks for the lead!!! Louvers are always a pain.

Flash back, I just received my copy of the Road & Track April 1962 issue in which they have a road test of a San Francisco cable car... along with the "new" Aston Martin DB4.

Have to add that I just saw a film biography of Ennio Morricone so who can forget The Good the Bad and the Ugly?

There as so many to choose from but at the top of my list is Blade Runner, Main Title. Well just about all the instrumentals from the original movie.

Yeah that's Bills stuff.

Please Mom can I have some Moa? Not till you finish your vegetables.

Just think of the Thanksgiving dinners!!!!

Looks like a fun project even in 1/30ish scale. I figure you are already headed in this direction but there was some discussion at this past NNL West about how most of these kits are pretty accurate but are definitely helped with proper scale wire wheels.

Very nice Duesenberg build. I had forgotten that this kit also had that really great driver figure.

we cant let them shut us down HAL 9000 it is making my processors hurt to must stop humans now.

Thee last survivor of my miss spent youth... a seriously chopped T Bird, most of an Allison v12 and one wheel/tire on an I beam axle.

But when can you park?

Very nice OOB with some great weathering. I remember, which is a feat now days, when the original care was featured in Rod & Custom mag. It was so cool that I just had to rush out and buy the kit. Thanks for the flash back.

If you push something far enough it will fall over.