crazyjim

Faster, Don, faster. We need to see this thing completed. Hope to see you and this build at the model car/truck club forming meeting on Agust 6, 2011 at the Hobby Lobby in Ocala (SR200). Meeting starts at 10:00am. (Couldn't resist trying to get a plug in here for the club).

Congratulations, Keith & Mary. Enjoy your life together.

I was talking HOK for air brushing. Tangelo pearl is a very nice color.

I like the paint! Cool looking build. Are those Pegasus wheels?

Looks like a great project.

Nice looking car and a real clean build.

Shaping up to be a pretty wild build. Good looking engine so far.

Welcome, Steve. Pretty cool place here. Are those '66 VW's?

Coast was (couple of months ago) at least $1.00 cheaper than TCP for the 2oz pre-mixed bottles. I've ordered quite a bit from TCP in the last year but will be going to Coast with my next order. Hiya Fatkidd and Big Mike. Hope you guys are doing well.

I checked at 2 Wal-Marts around here - nothing!

Yeah. THANKS again, Gregg. I guess I can trash my old PC tower now.

Some posts seem to be gone, but the forum appears to be quicker. THANKS, Gregg.

Sorry I missed your birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Keep spending that money because you can't take it with you.

The marvels doctors perform is simply amazing. Best of luck towards a successful recovery.

That's pretty big. Plexiglass would cost a few bucks and I think you'd want some supports in the center - right where the shop is located.

How big is this diorama, Mike?

Can you believe this guy, George? I offer to accept his (Criag) money and then he goes out and makes a huge score.

Great score - and still ahve money left.

I've shot Alclad chrome over Plast-t-cote grey primer and black primer with a coat of Testors clear gloss over them. Results were pretty good. I've also brushed Testors gloss black (little square bottle) on wheels and then shot with the Alclad. Not bad either.

I make my own display cases out of plexiglass I get from Lowe's and use clear silicone in the corners to hold them together. You can make almost any particular size you need. Relatively cheap, too!

Looking pretty good there, Mike.

Nice SHINY paint. Love the interior colors.

Welcome, Jay. You might like it here - I do.

Neither Andrey. The pin vise is run with your hand. There's some different ones out there - some are double ended so you can use drille bits at each end; others are single and feature a swivel top. I have 2 or 3 of each with diffent sized drill bits ready to go. I also have a small Dremel dril motor that I find extremely useful.

This looks like it'll be an interesting build.