Romell R

Very nice job Thor impressive!

Very Good Steve thx for the tip. I'll defanitly use that this. oh and the vender is Micro Mark there very good people.

OUTSTANDING!! This is one nice, clean build keep up the excellent work my friend.

Hey Man dont feel bad, I still have issues with those dang sprues thats why i started scratch building LOL! thx for your compliment and please come back.

I think you have the US Govt confused with the corporate offices of Wal-Mart

Ditto

This is gonna be a great project! cant wait to see it done or in process. Let me know when you get those bodies cast i'd like to buy one from you.

Thx Cesar The right tool for the right Job huh Bro? My next investment will be a mini lathe from Micro Marks

Hey Man You cant say that here! this is the MCM Forums no dirty talk allowed

Hey Thx fellas for you kind words............ I dont really have an up-date so to speak, its really more of a show and tell. Anyway I finally recieved my MicroLux Mill today via FedEx and after putting it together Im ready to do some serious modelling. And "Sassy" says Hello

This is my first time posting in this thread , but it also the first time i feel i got something worth posting. Anyway I got this in the mail and after putting it together im a very happy camper! Adding the power box and circut board a few more adjustments here and there....... Vwala a MicroLux Mill And thats my bird "Sassy" she likes taking pictures Take care.....

Sweet my Brother Sweet!! Oh and let me add , I saw your son (cute little guy) and its good to see him involved with our hobby. You can never start to soon.

Now THIS is gonna be Nice.......

Thx Aaron that was very helpful and educational I now know what direction to head in, need to pick up a copy of corel draw to get started. Romell Added: 3:44pm Is Corel Draw Grafix suit X5 any good??

Hey fellas Im really interested in printing my own decals , And I want a professional quality setup. so my questions for you pros are: (and I do mean pros) 1. what type of printer should i look into buying? 2. whats a good program to do my decal designing from? 3. what type of paper should be used to print to? 4. not so much a question but a comment , please feel free to add any advice you feel will help in my printing endevors. thx in advance for any help you can provide.

Yeah Ron that 2 hours is figuring in the materials , the process of using whatever tools im gonna be using, and just plaine ol head scratchin & hair pullin! LOL! Once you got all that out of the way the next time is easy. Thx for watchin buddy !

Hey Chris Great job on the Funny car man! Those fabbed parts are on the money keep up the excellent work bro.

Youre doin a bang-up job on this Chris love the fab work. Keep the updates comming

<br /><br /><br /> Hey Chris im really looking forward to seeing more up dates on that funny car I saw you had some good stuff waitin to go on it. I wish you well with that venture buddy

Hey mark I have a question for you and this is by no means an attack on you or your builds as I have stated in the past your building skills are outstanding. But what is the inspiration behind so many super 7's ? I only ask because I have never been able to build the same car more than once. Although i know that each of your builds is differant in many ways. Again Bravo!! and keep up the excellent work! oh I also wanted to know if there was a link to your GSL winning 7 as i have not had the oppertunity to see it in person as of yet?

John this is an outstanding build , I really like the use of the lighter spindle as a belt pulley. keep up the excellent work. Looking forward to better days between us. Take care old friend.

Hey thanks Ron, Yeah the first set took me about 2 hours to figure out, but now that i know what im doing I can crank out a set in about 20 mins.

Cant wait to see what you do with this on Bro! by the way this would be a wicked Pro Modified hearse.

Bump!!!!

Welcome back to Part II : I start with piece of plastic because I dont have any aluminum stock on hand. I drilled a small hole in the center of a small piece and chucked it up in the dremel using the cutting wheel chuck. and grabbing my trusty jewelers files I shape the piece as needed using low RPM's this will keep the plastic from melting during shaping. Coilover tops painted with Alclad aluminum all the finished pieces waiting to be assembled. well do that in my next update hope you enjoyed.