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Although I hadn't ordered from them before, I had been at the store and I think the guy it's a nice one. About price, I think Rollmodels.com have the best price on them. But, if you are looking for the Lacquer Mr. Color paint impossible to get here in the states, try Rainbowten.com in Japan. Each 10ml jar is about $1 and you can paint a whole model easily with that. I'm sending here an example of my Hasegawa Lamborghini Miura, painted with Lacquer Mr. Color Super Italian Red. Simon Rivera

Oh my friend you're a lucky guy!....Although I have that kind of cement on my desk for the last 10 years, I hadn't use it, but...I have had the best experience with ANY, and I mean, ANY, product from Gunze Sangyo. Also try the primers and the acrylics. The only products I guess Tamiya do better than the Gunzes, are the masking tapes, and the final wax, this is fine stuff! I don't know why there is more Tamiya reatilers than Gunze any where. At least to me, Gunze it's far superior to Tamiya. Just feel confortable to use the cement or any products from this people! Simon Rivera

Hey my friend, I'm still waiting for this! Simon

It's look great, my friend! Simon Rivera

Now this perfect model has the historic look. These set of wheel really complete the correct look of the RS Spyder. Simon Rivera

Holy ca,ca,ca,ca,cow!..This is one of you top ten indeed. A real example of how a nice & clean model should be. Not just at the top, the underneath it's also as impresive as the shiny paint job. Simon Rivera

Hi, could you send me info about the 2008 event to: simonrivera@hotmail.com. thank you Simon Rivera

Well, here you can see some pictures of mine. As it was told by zoom zoom, it so less you can see under that louver that it doesn't worth it to spend some time to detail the upper part of the engine. A t the bottom it's another story, but, anyway there's not much to see, like a Tamiya or a Fujimi enthusiast kit. What I did was to cut the edges of that louver window and glue it at the inside of the body so I could use it as small bas to place it and it could be removable aswell. To me, just detail the underneath and leave it with the window place on. I like that look better. Here you can see what can be see of the engine. Engine from the underside. Engine pictures. Simon Rivera

Bob: I think this is the first time I tell this, but, It's that I'm always like a lot your unique ability of take the most of a simple model like these two models and make something unique, specially the Porsche, which is my favorite make and model car subject. It's not the way you models are built if not because of the great look they have at the end. Like I told you, my respects to you! Nice shots though! Simon Rivera

My highest congrats Alex to you and your proud dad for supporting you in this hobby. Looking to the so well build model, there's no doubt about you deserve the award. Keep on the good job! You have the look of a master modeler in progress. Best Regards to both of you Simon Rivera

Hey man, just finish the model, my heart can't wait no more!...it's just so good to see it unfinish again. Simon Rivera

I would like to send my congrats to all GSL attendants and to the GSL organizers with Mark S. Gustavson on its head, for put together again such an impressive and awesome show. I consider myself that wether a modeler who won an award or not, just the honor and braveness of being there amog some of the world's best modelers it's a great vitory. Special thanks to all you great modelers who share you great knowledgements about modeling and most important your great friendship with me and everyone else, you guys....are the best! I hope it won't be my last GSL, since I already started to plan to GSL 2009. To all those who hadn't been here, think about the next one, I know you guys won't be dissapointed and you will think like all of us who had have such a nice and great weekend of modeling and friendship. It was so great that, the show's award ceremony ended like at noon, and I was with the Jim, Vince, Gregg Nichols and the rest of the Town of Newburgh Model Car Club checking pictures and internet via wireless with my laptop at the Hotel's lobby. It looked like we didn't wanted to stop the weekend! Again, it was a great pleasure to see again old friends, like to meet new ones. Like it can be told....GSL, the best place to be at! Adjournment to 2009! Simon Rivera

Hey Wayne, what about an Emmy Award for this? Simon Rivera

I Steve, I think they are great, it was nice to meet you. Simon Rivera

OK Len, thanks a lot and congrats for your winners aswell. I'm not just only will show the pictures, but, the video I took also. Best Regards Simon

Hey Len, awesome pictures indeed! It was really nice to meet you and see your great models. I hope to see you again in the future. Simon Rivera

So,it'll be "The Pinky Squad" Simon

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Hey Gregg, Jairus, and the rest of the gang; can we do a MCM Forum members get together or something at the GSL? What about some MCM Forum member label on the GSL badge? How many of you guys are going? Simon Rivera

Hey Gregg, Jairus, and the rest of the gang; can we do a MCM Forum members get together or something at the GSL? What about some MCM Forum member label on the GSL badge? How many of you guys are going? Simon Rivera

Dave: Yes, I received them last week. I wonder if you received the email I sent you where I told it. Thanks a lot again. Simon

OK, but, where you bought it?...you told me it came with the screen mesh of the trumpets? Simon

A real nice and clean build!, nothing else to say. Simon Rivera

Oh Nooo!...the little lizard it's coming up, another great Porsche build it's around the corner! Simon Rivera

Gregg: I'm so lucky that you have this kit. A question that I need to know from it: how much is it?, and, do this kit includes the dome shaped stacks trumpet screen mesh? Let me know as soon as you can. Best Regards Simon