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Darin, could you repost these pictures? i'd like to see the pictures of this tutorial. Thanks

Mike, could you repost these pictures?

Bill would you repost this picture as I can't get it to open.

Bill, can you repost the 2 above pictures. They don't open for me. Thanks

Where can I find these different types and sizes of wires? Thanks

Love all these drawings by Ken. Would love to swe more of them.

Welcome to the forum John! Just jump in and it will all come back to you and you will learn lots from this forum. I just got back into building about 3 months ago after 20-30 years away. Haven't finished any but have about 5 that are WIPs.

Welcome back to the styrene addicted and to this forum. Lots of information on this forum.

Welcome to the Forum! I'm 78 and from Wichita, Kansas USA. I started building when I was about 10 years old and have built off and on since. I'm a retired teacher and American football coah. I've just recently started building again. I have several projects in progress, Mostly rebuilds of some of my older models. It's been probably 20 years since I last finished one.Welcome to the Forum! I'm 78 and from Wichita, Kansas USA. I started building when I was about 10 years old and have built off and on since. I'm a retired teacher and American football coah. I've just recently started building again. I have several projects in progress, Mostly rebuilds of some of my older models. It's been probably 20 years since I last finished one. Do you have a Facebook site? Seams Like I've seen Kims Kustom Garage there.

Welcome to the forum and back to the hobby!

Welome to the forum Tim

Mooneyes could you send the pictures of your chop job on the '49 Ford? Buddy Taylor gitaylor@yahoo.com

You can use rubber cement to attack the plastic ties to ziplock bags and hang them on peg board.

Is there some way you could send these pictures or post them again? I've been looking for a way to do this. Thanks in adavance. gitaylor@yahoo.com

I would like to see more information details on the jigs and how to make them.

What is the apparatus that you use to shake the paint with? I can't tell from the picture. Thanks.

Is there any way tro get the pics from this forum?

thanks Jordan.

You can also lightly drag the saw across a bar of soap a couple of times and you're ready to start cutting.

I'm wanting to build wide rubber tires. I have sanded down 1 side of each rubber tire and an looking for some type of glue to use to attach the 2 sanded sides together to make 1 wide tire. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Welcome to the forum Matt!