Scott Colmer

Thanks for posting up our video, Sid! No "Wave." More like 9 months of searching, researching, travel, and hard work to get to that point. Passion project for sure. Doug Whyte and I both love sharing the history of our hobby. You can add Tim Boyd to that list too. There are a lot of good stories out there. Best regards, Scott Colmer

Wow. That is beyond stunning.

This is so fun to watch come together. Great work! (I made that stirring mistake too, but with simpler linkage. Someone else caught it from a picture I posted.)

That is impressive! Nice work, Zack!

This is a cool project. I'm in.

One more thing. I hope you don't mind. Please consider adding a slight arc to this vertical drop. The rest of the side of the car has arcs and curves at the fenderwells. Keep up the GREAT work!

First time I saw this thread. Love what you are doing. Small changes for big impact. I'll be watching.

So impresive! I'm enjoying every update.

I wish the best for you and your family, Chris. For what it's worth the interview is a great watch. I'm glad you did it. Scott

I really like this. Defiantly an upgrade to the original. Great concept.

The image is flopped. The steering wheel is on the right. See the M on the front lip of the hood? It's a Mercury.

Glad to see you are back on this one. I've always liked the concept.

I had that one in my Fotki favorites folder, Russell. I am huge fan of Dalefoursixty's builds on this forum. So it went in the new magazine's website gallery. FYI - The Auto Modeler Magazine publishes on the months in-between the months that Model Cars publishes. Not competition - a model magazine every month. Scott

We jut got a new Michaels right down the road. I went in to check out the model section. Here it is...

On the streets of Tokyo At a local hangout. It runs every night. Little green guy is waiting for the crosswalk light This is not Kevin karting on the streets. He took the PIC. Behind Mooneyes Yokohama