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This old kit has been stashed away for years. I was not prepared for the level of detail and complexity of it. I might have to do refurb soon.

I have a sizeable archive of pro mod photos from pro garages. Is there a chance I could upload these folders?

I go there often to fine tune my builds. This twin engine set-up is copied from a dragster built in the 50s.

I don't know. It's been several years since I went to my last MAMA meeting.

This has been a labor of love. The walls in my hobby room have learned a few new words during this project.

The doors are done. I will be powering it with an LS motor and Procharger.

Norm has been casting beautiful, accurate parts for years and continues to innovate in the casting service.

I have printed wheels and tires. Dualies too.

This is a 1/8 scale build of a fictitious twin-engine Bonneville car. It is entirely 3D printed. Some files have been purchased on line and 1/3 are my CAD pieces.

Hi, gang. I'm checking in from sunny Myrtle Beach. I have been printing 1/12 scale kits of hot rods, customs and drag cars for a while and I am a long-time subscriber to the printed magazine. In an effort to keep the hobby going and reinforce the 1/12 scale genre, I decided to print the appropriate bodies in plastic to make the building process easier for the builders. Standard glue and paints work perfectly with the filament parts. A very popular body for the drag racers is the 69 Nova kit. I have the 64, 66 and 69 generation of Novas, 55 Chevy, 40 For coup,33 Willys coup and a huge selection of engines, wheels, tires, interiors and seats.