Romell R

Well Tonya We look forward to seen you progress , be sure to post lots of pics and feel free to ask any question you may have , we will be more than happy to help you out.

SO true Matt... Im starting on the body work wanted to post the fitting process now , im gonna build up the front clip to give a different look.

Darn Now I gotta work double time ! Darn Now I gotta work double time ! see what you made me do?

wow!! 5000 post congrats Nick and im honored that you would save it for this build.

Shootin for it!, but im bringing it done or not.

Now this looks like its gonna be a fun Build!

WHOORAHH!!!

thx folks trying to get this body work together now. Its members like you guys that help in the effort to move forward.

I'm with Mark I liked em I think that all were very creative and well thought out. Some may not be to my taste but i can appreciate the work and time that went into making them , I only wish I had the photo shop skill to do this type of creating.

Looks like that import has just been domesticated whip that body into shape Jeff I'll be watching . Hey ! you should drop a blown supera motor in this thing , just a thought

Thx Stump it goes with out saying that there are lots of inspiring builds and modellers here on the MCM forums

Hey Bill is that car still for sale????

Here's one of the plumbing done on the motor

Hey thx Derrick on two counts ALLLLLIRGHTY THEN.... LOL! I was able to get the Alclad on the pedal assembly and I got some of the electronic equipment painted hope you enjoy.... the next 3 photos will be of components of the electrical system. thx for viewing.....

As a suggestion I'd like to recommend the Kits by Revell that have the numbers on the box that correspond to the skill level start off with a skill level #1 then once you get confident move on to a #2 , and so on....you can also avoid finger prints and messy windows and such by using the appropriate glues. For example I use CA glue in very small amounts to glue most basic kit parts together. its a lot better than testors glue because it doesn't melt the plastic to make a bond. here are a few examples of what I use and why I use them . 1. Cyanoacrylate Or CA glue or Super glue: super glue give you the ability to glue things together fast so you dont have to handle the parts long, and it wont melt you part causing sticky stuff all over the part. you can get this in different thicknesses too Thin (Drys super fast) medium (drys in 5-15 secs) and extra think (drys 10-25 secs) you can find it online and at your LHS (local hobby store) 2. Plastruct plastic weld, it a multi purpose evaporative formula for bonding plastic: it literally welds the plastic together at the seams, you hold the two parts together then add a drop of the glue and it goes into the gap and does its job in seconds. 3. 5 min epoxy I bet you can guess why its call that. thats right it drys in 5 mins but its a two part epoxy you can glue anything together with this stuff. I use it to glue metal parts together. works great and once it drys it's Rock hard and almost impossible to break, we glued a half dollor piece to the side walk with this stuff in front of a friends hobby shop and watched as people went nuts trying to pick it up. 4. White Glue or Elmers you really can use this stuff for alot of different things some use it for gluing windows in because it dries clear (let me add right here NEVER use CA glue for windows , unless your going for that frosty morning in winter look) It just takes a long time to dry. Well I hope i was able to help you and not confuse you too much.... feel free to ask myself or just make a thread if you have any questions. We wish you well with your model building endeavors. Romell

AWESOME BUILD ERIC!!!!

Man!! I Love this build!!!

This is too kool!!!

Danno I want this picture of Hammy ,he's my favorite

Hey John I bought two sets actually one set is from Harbor freight which is a normal size set which can be used on about thing it's actually the set I used to make the coil overs. The other set is a micro set that I purchased from Micro Mark here's the direct link it it on their website http://www.micromark.com/14-piece-Mini-Tap-and-Die-Set,6536.html Yes I did use aluminum tube cant remember the exact size but I keep a variety or brass and aluminum from K&N here in my shop , that way I just find what works best i hope this helps you. Regards Romell

Cesar My brother I am always please to see your update, you are a fa nominal builder, and when you're done with this just pack it up nicely ......And send it to me here in the USA. LOL! Keep up the excellent work Bro. Romell

Outstanding John I especially like the seat belts with the safety labels on them , and the fan belt markings ,great eye for detail Keep up the good work.

Same here buddy, I'm on the bench and I'm gonna release all my stress today

Charlie that looks excellent , but what scale is it I know you have a new line of parts for 1/16th scale is this one of them?

Very Nicely done Jim , makes me want to pull out my chopper project that I never finished. Keep up the excellent work.