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Thanks Buddy. I still have a lot to go.

Thanks man. I like to show the good, bad, and the ugly.

Thanks. Much appreciated.

I'm looking at modifying the Hotwheels chassis. I have a 572 but I need a Pro Mod setup for it.

Thanks Ray.

Haha....oh yeah, that's what I need. I think I'm going for the Ed Roth cartoon look.

I had an old 60 Chevy pickup that was looking a little sad so I thought I would wake it up a little. Not sure where I'm going with this but I'm looking for a BIG honkin engine for the business end. Something that would stick WAY out of the engine bay. I cut about 13/16" out of the box for a "Stubby" look. The wheels & tires are from the AMT HOTWHEELS Monster truck. Idea's welcome.

Thanks David. I'm a nervous wreck doing this much foil.

Ok....I'm back on the 59 EL Camino. I got a little of the foil work done around the wing window frames, wipers, and the side spears. I just think I'm a little to shaky anymore for these long runs.

That's a good looking Modified. Nice detail work.

Great looking pair of 62 Impala's.

Just a Great looking model. Nice detail work on the business end. I really like the old school stuff.

That's nice that your club is doing a legend build in his honor. Great looking models.

Great story. I think it turned out pretty kewl looking. I'm diggin it.

Not really the type of car I would go far but man... I gotta tell ya, that came out really nice. Love that orange. I'm diggin it. Nice job man.

Looks like it turned out pretty nice even with all the issue. I just went through a build that had a lot of issues and it's not fun.

What kit are the Torque Thrust wheels from? I'm on the hunt for a set just like those.

Thanks Bruce.

That's a good looking Mercury for a 24 hr build.

Now I'm diggin these wheels & tires Luke. It's taking on the looks of a Pro Mod.

Thanks Adam. I appreciate it. Thanks. Much appreciated Chris.

The 67 Impala SS came out nice James. I'm diggin the blue since it's my favorite color. Nice job.

104 degrees is what I set my Dehydrator on. I'm using Tamiya acrylic paint and it drys pretty quick. 8 hrs is fine. 24 hrs for lacquer and enamel and it should be dry. I lay some of my parts right on the rack. These answers to your questions is what works for me. I'm sure others may have different results.

I appreciate it. Thanks.

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