Jon Cole

Ditto. Works for me. Glosscoat first... ...then decal. When dry, seal with Dullcoat.

This does not agree with what I have heard! According to my sources, Lindberg's production facility was taken over by tap-dancing zombies! Get your facts staight!

Items delayed into 2011: 1/25 Bugaboo Dragster 1/25 Batmobile 1/25 Meyers Manx 1/25 1961 Ford Styline Nascar COT glue kits"

According to Babelfish.com "I hate of French speech but am summons this qu' easy" I doubt it is 100% accurate.

I don't know what it is, but I do know what it isn't!

I just bribe Harry to get the answer. That's where all my large scale kits go!

Yeah! That's a "benchmark" model! Two thumbs up, plus a big toe!

Looks like it should have come from the factory that way. Good build Harold!

Flash.... most likely found on an older tool kit, where the two (or more) halves of the tooling don't fit tight, and excess styrene flows in the gaps. To you, it is evident when you open the box, and find excess plastic in places like window openings, etc. Just trim it out with your hobby knife.

Bummer! And I knew this one. Maybe a message that is... more blunt? "Do NOT post your answers here!" Color.... BIG font size. Whatever it takes.

Best Acura build I have seen!

Gotta love a Camino with attitude!

You got that "photo" thing down! Congrats! Kewl Stang! Those rear rims give it almost a Pro Street flavor... but without the meats.

Charles- Where you been? Flying cars have been around forever! In fact, here is an ad for one...

Nice! Did you say it was green? I didn't notice the color.

Good point. I have also seen a number of them driven by women. But then again, there was only one real Hummer, the H1. The H2 is a tarted-up Chevy, and the H3 is... embarrassing.

Wouldn't it be fun to hire out a Hummer Limo.... dare the driver to "boon" it? Of course, it could be a long walk back to civilization. What's the point of stretching a four wheel drive truck, if it cannot handle the off road? I mean, that's like having a woman without.... um, ya'kno... yeah.

I love Ferrari's. In fact, I love most of the "exotics"... and it is amazing how many get wrecked on a weekly basis. Lately there has been a run on fried Lambo's. EDIT: This weeks carnage... Journalist's Son Crashes $180K Porsche Press Car...

It will sure beat this lump...

I have wrapped parts or assemblies with tin foil to protect it from handling. I have tried it on trans housings, and even whole painted bodies... although I open up a tissue and sandwich it between the body and the foil to protect the paint.

That is an excellent source for stretch limousine pics. Let me share some pics I have collected: Cadillac: http://public.fotki.com/JCole/11_chevy__gmc/11-cadillac-limos-h/ Lincoln & Mercury: http://public.fotki.com/JCole/11_fomoco/11-lincoln--merc-li/ All the rest... http://public.fotki.com/JCole/limos--no-caddys-or/

Why is it being called a "poorly molded kit"? I have the kit, I have always wanted to build it.

We know from your other works that the Caprice will look great! And I must agree, this would make a great candidate for resin cloning

Lee! That is just too funny!

Model... probably a 1/43