Draggon

That turned out very nice. I love that color! Are the wheels from the Joker/Goon car? Thats a pretty deep offset, but I like it.

Very nice work, these just look so nice lowered like yours. Glad you cleared up that ring-thing, Ive seen them for years but didnt know what they were.

Wow, that is really nice, but I dont know what is nicer, the model, or the photography! Youre "Super Snake" is great too!

Real nice, I dig it!

Thats really cool, man. Like your paint and decals much better than that yellow too. I saw your post about the warp, you did a great job fixing it!

Obviously you saw the listings by Pee-Jays diecast vintage car shop thingie and garbage stuff. Ugh, he gives us all a bad name. If youre looking for the Americans from the many 32 Ford kits, post it under wanted. PeeJay has been discussed in several forums, with not much good to say.

OK, Rob, nice to see that you are a real person and not a figure of network TeeVee!

Not those decals. That is such a beautiful vintage build, it deserves totally vintage decals.I love it, dont ruin it, and ck Gregs Decal Graphics, here http://vsrnonline.com/gregsdecalgraphics/VintageKitDecalsStaticKits/Mono_PC65_SizzlerDragster-Display.jpg

I would LOVE to see that thing put down a full run.

Really nice, and it rocks! Love it, Chris.

Hey Rom, if I didnt say it before, your most awesome work ever! Way to go!

Holy carp, thats freakin insane! Oh my my my, I dig it! Leave it to you, David, for such a unique creation!

What a fantastic slice of history. I absolutely love that 32!

Hmm, are you saying "babes" cost money? Dont ask me, I got a really hot chick half my age years ago. All I can say is that it did not work out well. I'd rather spend my money on a car, they are much more rewarding! Oh yeah, and they dont talk back!!!

Nice work Dave!

Here ya go! Liftoff! [media=]

I just looked at my kit, and tho the parts are there, Revell modified the frame so that straight axle no longer works. Heres a pic of the old 37 Sedan instructions, and link to the model instructions site. http://public.fotki....t-fender/#media

I find My ride Rules to be, well, interesting. Witness the almost stock 2007 Vette that won. I think they voted for the hot chick rather than the car. Sheesh....

I got some skull shifters from Scale Dreams. Quite nice, outstanding service. http://stores.scaledreams.com/Categories.bok

Ive used Apple Barrel. Best results were using Windex to thin. Believe me, I tried every darn thing. For me, I found that upping the pressure for my A/B to 35 lbs, thinning the paint what seemed like WAY too much, and laying down multiple ( think 10 very thin coats ) gave me a quite smooth finish, with none of the buildup enamel or even lacquer has. I think its experimenting, and finding what you like. The MOST important thing is to have the paint and your thinning medium EXTREMELY mixed, way more than waht you might do with enamel/lacquer.

Nice to see that all that stuff circulating in the bay area about the bridge being closed was put to good use! Woulda been awesome ( and I rarely use that word ) to see him go down Lombard Street! Imagine the smoke from drifting down this!

Yea I thot the same thing! Seems like I only caught him catching fifth once or twice, it looks like the brakes werent so good, or maybe he was really saving his equipment. I loved it tho, especially when the good old american steel put all them "furrin" jobs out to pasture.

Uh, Jimmy Shine is way cooler than Dennis Falshelenn....fallshenner...Falshaalenn.....SHINE!!

Some O' the new guys are better than the old farts. I think we ( uh, me ) are used to the old school ways, that arent up to todays standards.

I actually built the 56 F-100 and had a ball doing it. the doors were kinda wonky, but I think at age 8 or 10, I was not very discriminating!