crazyjim

Howdy Mark and welcome to the best model car forum around. There's lots of info and excellent builds here.

Very good looking build. I love the color.

I'm either confused or dumb - maybe both. Before you can mix any chemicals, you need to make a mold. Sure would be nice to see a detailed tutorial that would include the whole deal including a material list. I'd love to try and make some wheels. Tires too - but the ones Ma's Resin has are too nice and look complicated to make - at least for me.

We used to ride our bikes over to Fred's shop in Elmhurst, Illinois to watch him work and talk with him. Super nice guy.

I'll have to get some of those sleeves on my next order from you Rick.

Thank you guys.

Another neat one. How do you come up with all these different ideas?

Why would you want to strip those gorgeous flames?

Very well done.

Here's my latest done in HOK Wild Cherry Kandy. It's a OTB build but I removed the posts from the windows all the way around. The interior was painted with Model Master Leather and then coated with brown Detailer to look like leather.

Yeah, but Jeff, you gotta pay for balsa foam.

You desire the praise and accolades for your Chevelle build, Dirk. Gorgeous machine!!!

Nothing about shipping charges. I figure that means it's free.

I used the initials of one of my Veterans groups as the company name and didn't put down any reason. Did you get a reply that it's shipping? Mine is coming FedEx. I almost feel obligated to buy some of the stuff so they can recoup some of their money.

Brad - could explian the stepped sleeves? You get tires and sleeves - what do you use for the actual wheel? Are the sleeves used to make deep dish wheels? Do you use a wheel from a kit with the sleeve?

Holy cow! What a gorgeous job you did. Great details. I guess I'll have to add you to my hate list (actually it's a jealous list). Terrific build.

Very nice build. Where did you get the body? Resin?

I ordered a sample too. I think it's coming from Tampa - only 100 miles. When do you think company will catch on what we're doing with the stuff and sending out samples all over the place?

I bought a bottle of white embossing powder, figuring I could paint it any color I want. I haven't used it yet because I'm afraid I might like it. If I did, what would I do with all my flocking? I bought every color available from Scale Dreams.

I'm not into racing builds, but I love the details in your truck.

It's just screaming "HOT ROD"!

It does look very cool. My deco is still in the box. It's waiting in line for completion of some other kits. I also need to practice scratch-building a frame for it.

I got a Lindberg 1935 Auburn Speedster in a trade with ohiochris. It's gonna be hot rodded!

Holy cow! I thought I was old. In 1962 I graduated grade school.

MCM July 2010 #151 just arrived in the mail in pristine condition.