Nick Notarangelo

bare metal foil = BMF dont worry we have a few noobs every so often nice work to a crappy kit

Nice kit but I did mine as a Rhode Island state police cruiser for the giggles of it,sorry no pics guys.

wow that looks sharp Gregg

I stumbled across this and I thought you guys and gals may like it.

I agree since I was born and rasied in Newport Rhode Island

ed to heck with the arm chair engineers,just build it for fun,I do.

I did the same thing with the fast and furios 70 charger,that road runner chassis is just a little trim here and there and it slips right in.

no i found this pic as a link from a news site i read from

http://i.imm.io/7xmP.jpeg nuff said.

I like it and its a nice clean build,But on a hot day when the sweat is dripping in my eyes I swear I read this as "Blown Away Fart" No offense.

But of course box stock can be challanging also, every so often rather enjoyable.

Now that line had me spit soda out the nose,thanx

Thats a nice old jem,I would love to see if you decide to finish Tim, And I agree I would love to see the van seen return again with today tech added to the splash.

Momma Notarangelo once said "if you have nothing nice to say just shut up" Nice work John and it is a nice way of updating a rather old kit, You could model the seat alone and win a few trophys for the case.

Honestly Rommel,it all depends on the mood and kit basicly. Do I wana go stock or maybe slightly modified,or full out zoom zoom on it. It is a good question thought but it really depends on afew of those factors.

why does this remind of something I've seen at the bar one night "Hey let me whip my stash out to show you how big it is"

Will it work on Tamiya spray,cause I got a whole rack I sprayed gloss red last summer and it bubbled badly.??

I took one of the GTX/Roadrunner kits and japped the chassis and and stuff and put it in the FAST AND FURIOUS 70 charger that also comes with all the 69 charger parts and made a much better model then what the craploa comes in the box with. http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p407/riknight/PICT0006.jpg http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p407/riknight/PICT0008.jpg and this shows where I had to do a slight modify of the chassis plate to make it fit and you gotta do some trimming of the rad wall http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p407/riknight/current%20projects/fullnotched.jpg

Heres a little video I think you guys will enjoy and yes the blow works on this one. http://www.chromjuwelen.com/de/photos-a-videos/v/videos/editorsPick/Mad_Max_Interceptor_Replica_with_REAL_Blower__amp__Scott_EFI_Unit.html

Heres a little video I think you guys will enjoy and yes the blow works on this one. http://www.chromjuwelen.com/de/photos-a-videos/v/videos/editorsPick/Mad_Max_Interceptor_Replica_with_REAL_Blower__amp__Scott_EFI_Unit.html

Example everyone thinks my 96 saturn sl2 is my from japan but it was made in Tenn here in the states

i will be saving this also thanks terry

that looks really cool

you know the old amt/mpc/round2 kits yes they can be a challange but if you work them just right you got a nice looking model,besides until we get more intrest in our hobby we take what we can get and stock up on the rest.

To see how to pull it off if your interest gregg or harry contact John Lester at www.starshipmodeler.com and he can tell or show you how to pull it off.