Paul Payne

How about another coat of primer, some sanding, and a real coat of blue? This project is too nice to give up on it! Model on!

Dave, I received in the mail a subscription renewal notice with notification of the increase, also that I will have to obtain issues #222 and #223 through alternative sources .Please confirm with a PM that my subscription was renewed by credit card. If I owe more because of the price increase, let me know and I will send the difference.

I use clear gloss cote for attaching small exterior parts- just need to support them long enough for the lacquer to tack up.

Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland has quick changes with axle tubes, also just the axle tubes- very fine quality stuff!

Serious nice build. The two tone paint is outstanding! Is that chrome pen or BMF separating the colors?

Beautiful build! Where did you get the plug boots? Really add to the engine detail!

Are these what you are looking for? If so, PM me.

That's the way to build a Deuce roadster! Nailed it! Love the guitar as well- great detail!

Great model and a very useful tool- well done!

Jesse, thanks for the map. Will be coming in I-74/I-75.

I'm partial to blue as well.

Work continues. Chassis and engine done, with DeSoto bumpers from the Revell 49 Merc, fishtail dual pipes from Norm Veber, and a trailer hitch to tow my teardrop trailer. Also got some painting done. Next project will be cutting up the window glass to fit, then trial fitting the interior shell again.

Can anyone download a map? Having trouble with my map apps. Coming east on I-70 or I-74.

I like those massive disc brakes, and the Jay's wheels have a sort of Art Deco look which suits an Art Deco car.

Looking forward to more!

Looks like this kit has a custom LaSalle grille. Building this project stock or custom?

Is this 1/24th scale (old Monogram)? If so Norm Veber (Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland) had a chopped top for these, like the AMT one, if you want to go that way.

Mini bikes and parts to trade- make an offer!

Thanks for the info.

Beautiful build! Is that chrome strip nail tape? If so it looks great! BTW, after 65 years I still can't paint that good on the first try! Thanks for the inspiration to keep trying!

OOOOOOH! AAAAHHHH! OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! Love everything about it!

Here's a "check the stance" shot of the 1939 Ford tudor which is lowered, sectioned, and chopped.

Dave, please PM me with confirmation that my renewal has been processed and that it will start with issue #222. Thanks much!

That would work, although a bit small for some of my projects. What would you want for it?

I am in need of banjo steering wheels- Revell Model A kits, 3D printed, or photo etched ones. Any help appreciated!