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it is from an imc ford gt mark 2 what do i win?

apparently it has to come off your computer not a photo site quite a few have asked this question and it seems to not get explained why. also the gallery is also the same deal.

truly fascinating.I dig seeing how you use the thermalplastic

for me it was always a grail kit,and this is a model of the 1/1 buggy that launched a thousand knock offs.besides what is more fun than a dune buggy?

Thank you!

I don't think they know what they're dune to me. I have waited for a long time for this one.

Gregg you are killing me please just let me see the pictures now.

this looks like it is going to be very cool when finished.

try athletic cloth tape or some first aid tape with the right texture to it. just cut it into thin strips and wrap around your headers.on the plus side you don't have to scrape any mold lines on the headers.

just replacing those horrible wheels would make a huge improvement.

Thanks Ed it was kool.

That's what I'm talkin' 'bout! very nice.

No money and no patience,then I guess I havent an idea as to what exactly you were hoping for.

That isn't a new idea I had yellow tires on my bicycle back in the early eighties.

well back in the old days guys would file down pins into a hex shape but i think you would be limited as to size and i have no ideahow to maintain consistency.

I like it. the extrawork paid off.

speaking of train section there is also tichy train group and grandt line have some decent plastic nuts bolts and rivits .

I really learn a lot from the fantastic work you do and it is nice to have them all in one place.

Well Lee ,if that is your real name, what is the model in question, how bad is it ,are you planning a straight rebuild or a custom job these are the things I need to know. help me help you.

The cheetah has to be one of the coolest looking race cars ever! yours looks great .

Oh that is simple, it is when you take all the stuff on your workbench and put it on the floor behind you.that is what a floor is for ,right?I mean it isn't for putting future on .

OH YEAH, I cleaned my workbench and used it to work on a model. talk about intended purpose.

Paint looks really nice. I cant wait to see it polished up.I am curious to see the photoetch stuff you are doing also.

I cannot believe the stuff you decide to build it is utterly fascinating and done expertly.

I have a lot of kits also I spent my first ten years or so buying every new kit that came out .I then progressed to buying out of production kits often overpaying for them .After that it was buying everything that was discounted .Now I am more discriminating and only purchase the things that I want to build.I feel that I do have too much and thinning down would be great and encourage more building.