X2. Winter is when the 'honeydo's' go on the back burner and I get some quality (and quantity) building time. As for driving, be sane, stay off the brakes, watch out for the other loonies and you'll be fine. Winter driving teaches skills that help year round.
It's a good mag, info on resin and diecasts as well as styrene. My wife left my subscription lapse Looks like I'm going to miss 162 until I get reinstated. Sorry Greg!
What Justbill said about Solvaset. I only use it on compound curves or when decal needs to snuggle into a door line or roof flap. Works great, and don't panic when it looks ruined!
Nice job so far Mark. Please post more pics as you go. I'm going to attempt a Tony Stewart chevy in the near future and was wondering how to modify the nose.
It seems the races are all determined in the first turn of the first lap. After that there isn't much action at the front. I don't care much for road courses, either.
OK, so I'm not a big JJ fan at all. I'm afraid he's been stinking up the circuit for awhile now. But give the devil his due, you don't get to be a 5 time champ by being a chump! And I guess I need this car in my collection for that reason. This is the first (and probably only) AMT snapkit that I've built. Went together pretty well with some tips I've seen on this and other boards.
I may have to pick up one of the newer AMTkits, that wing is just awful. Maybe do a Carl Edwards car if he can pull it off this year?
Thanks for looking.
I'm in Woodbury, towards the Kingdom. Smoke is my favorite too, ever since he smacked that cameraman. I've been to the Glen, Dover, Louden, and Richmond. Bristol someday! You shop online or go to a store I don't know about?