walt francis

This is my enclosed display case and I have all my others in single cases

I want the Revell Street Charger

Like Andy said but what I use is an pencil eraser and thinner to rub it off .

No never have but sure wanted to a few times so back in the box till it learns how to behave and play nice with me Bet it felt great and why didn't you take pics ? would love to have seen it.

X2 for the ribs

I like my country and that is really good.

Great Tune

I got it from a store that sold custom doll house kits but it's out of bussness now.

This is the one I built after my shoulder surgery

Looks like a HOMERUN to me and here is something to ponder on

Michael you have to get back at this bad girl and show some more progress .

My son up in Alaska just sent me pics of his new truck

NIIIIIICE !!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't think doing the injectors would be a big process This was just a quick mock up of the manifold painted Alum. and red inlay and gloss black injectors...Not real happy Ok, clean them up and tape them off and paint the tips stop light red Met. Strip and repaint the injectors flat black and repaint the manifold all aluminum and next put a black strip around the base of the red on the tubes when they dry...just can't be happy with "It's good enough" headbash

You knocked this one out of the park

This is looking pretty good lets keep her going, I really like that paint removing trick.

It's a crazy idea you had in your head and I like where your head is taking you

It's has to be better than this kit that I am working on

Virgil, I have to say...You Are Mad !!!!! but in a great way.

What I use to hold the small parts for painting is just aligator clips attached to toothpics and stuck in foam board as you can see in the pic, I use the blue tape alot but the best thing I have been shown to use for holding parts is blue tack, this stuff is awesome for holding parts and pre assemble. You can see the blue tack in the pic too holding parts

WOW !!!!!! That is all I can come up with

I am just at a loss of words on your scratch building.....PRETTY SWEET !

This has such a great look and the stance is just right and it's not too short or too long , you got a good thing going here and I can't wait to see what color it will be