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Up a little early aren't we Raul?

Hey Scott, that is looking good, what color you going with? Or is it already that color?

Raul, no words can express how fantastic all your builds are. They are simply breat taking.

That is one awesome stang. I keep seeing thosae in the store and I keep not picking one up.

There arent enough days in the year Raul!!

I wanted to add to my list a resin Studebaker Delivery. Not sure whether to make it a drag car or just a plain jane car.

Maybe I should have paced it out, OH MAN WHERES MY COMPASS?

Welcome back. Glad to see another veteran here, while I am still in the service there are many here that arent so you will be welcomed.

Got any more pictures of that Ranchero? I have plans for a concept El Camino.

Its not finished yet, I need to wetsand it to get some overspray from the engine bay off the red and the wheels arent agreeing with me either.

1969 Camaro 2006 Camaro Hummer 99 Silverado Challenger Miss Deal (before David ) Wow I can't believe thats all There might be more, I need to go look.

Hopefully I get mine soon. Anyone heard from Gregg yet? Read that they lost power there.

That's one nice Buick. Nice job Harold.

I have alot of in progress to finish. Revell 79 Camaro (part of my now and then build) Revell 66 Chevelle wagon Monogram #29 & #49 WCW Nascars AMT & Monogram Duallies Galaxie Trailer build Salt FLat Avanti Hauler Few 63 Avantis Few 53 Studebakers Monster Stude AMT 350Z Death Race Entry "Killerado" another 99 Silverado General Lee Peterbilt Magnum SRT10 Want to start: AMT 97 Camaro Lee Hauler (trailer) Pro Street General Lee Original Lee Late Model Lee 2 "Field Finds" General Lees But #1 on the list is to get PAINT!!!

Thats actually a good idea. How long(inscale) is a flat bed? Depending on the price I would get 2 of the shortest ones to not make the driver's trip worthless. Even though they get paid regardless. Speaking of that, we were suppose to have a 20ft shelter delivered to us last week, when the truck got to our shipping section, no one was there. So it got sent back to Albany Ga. Now its on its way back. Nice payday for that trucker.

Those are some really nice builds Lyle.

I say model or diecast

I believe he was speaking of you Harry, but only about the disclaimer I think.

I guess it's too late to look at the fluffy bunny, huh?

Ok guys, got a little bit more work done on this trailer getting it closer to the road. Ok I only did the table The table top is in 1/24 scale 5ft long and 3 ft wide. The legs are a little bit shorter than 3ft. Enjoy

Planning on it. I think 1/24 scale would be the easiest I need to get some pins to insert though the top of the table to hold the legs on. I have a work table in my garage that I wouldnt mind duplicating in it.

Also, could someone tell me what a foot would be in 1/24, 1/25 scale? I am planing on making a table out of some balsa plywood.

Thanks for hijacking my thread guys. Just kidding, thanks for the shots of your trailer Bud. I have come to a realization that the car should come in over the spare tire compartment. So I will move the hooks up one more section. Thanks Raul, I learned how to do it from you guys. I credit everything I do detail and paint wise to you guys, But hey thats what this forum is about, learning and making friends.

OK guys, as soon as I find my camera cable I will post up a little of the work I did on this thing. I will however explain what all I did. The side door hinges weren't going to work, not that I didn't like them, they just weren't going to work. So I tried my hand at hinging them. It doesn't open all the way but it works. I added some of the rings that are on Christmas ornaments that you put the hooks through to the floor for chains that I will be getting at a later date from Michaels. I put a handle on the spare tire compartment door. Makes it easier to open. Might do this to the two side doors. And some shots with a car on there to see if there will be any clearance issues. Man I need some display cases, that camaro was dusty when I took it down. Edit: Cable was right in ftont of me....

Whew! For a second there I was thinking that how I built models in the 60's, then I remembered, I wasnt born yet!!! Just kidding you old farts. I like how all these models survived. Tell your dad he did a good job.