James Flowers

You have some really nice builds. I like the stage coach first one I have seen built that nice.

Looks better every time I see it. Nice work guys.

That,s not fair you can find everything now. Nice room.

You are lucky that you have a basement. I wish I had one . Before I left home I pretty much had the basement to myself. I had HO cars and train tracks over 1/4 of the basement, plus all my model stuff. Those were the days. Good start you got there.

You are lucky that you have a basement. I wish I had one . Before I left home I pretty much had the basement to myself. I had HO cars and train tracks over 1/4 of the basement, plus all my model stuff. Those were the days. Good start you got there.

You are lucky that you have a basement. I wish I had one . Before I left home I pretty much had the basement to myself. I had HO cars and train tracks over 1/4 of the basement, plus all my model stuff. Those were the days. Good start you got there.

I just got a 1966 Impala Super Sport body and it is a 1/25 scale. The thing is it is a promo body molded in a blue color with the hood molded shut. Was it molded in the same type of plastic as the kit or something else? It is painted. I want to strip the body but do not want to ruin it. I plan on using the modified stock car Impala for the interior and frame. Thanks for any help in this.

That turned out very nice.

I followed the building of this car also. I think you did a great job of modeling your car from the stock one.

Looks pretty good .

Looks like you are well on your way to saving another one. I like the color you chose.

I like those doors. How did you get them to work with out binding ? The over all look is great. I like the roof looks good on it. Just one thing how come no trunk? Seems to me there would be a lot of wasted space under there for a street racer.

Just what old "Doc" ordered. More SKWIRLY pictures. Them withdraw pains are going away now.

No up dates . Whats going on?

Looks like you and your buddy did some really nice work back then. That was the good old days. There were some very crude models back then in magazines that would never be seen today. The imagination was something to see back then. I get my old magazines out every now and then and just marvel at some of the old models built back then.

Looks like any old beater used around a farm or ranch here in the states. Good work.

Looks great. My brother in law had two of them . One was a convertible it was black and the other was an hardtop lavender in color. I loved the black one as it was the first hot rod car I ever rode in.

I don't know if I can trust you anymore? You just might pull the old magazine trick again and make us pay to see the finish. HA,Ha

Thanks for the heads up. I'll be watching.

You have not said what options your wife might have at her job. Since they pay part of the daycare bill, maybe they would work with and let her take the kids to daycare. Have you tried local churches ,community centers even you local Welfare Office for other daycare help? I would not give up a job for unemployment benefits or a chance of getting fired. You never recover what you lose by not having a job.

I like your build a lot .

You devious little devils .

Just so I am clear on this ? What you are saying is? That you will never show a complete build of yours?

I always like to see a saved model. That turned out looking nice. Save the old when ever you can.

I have to agree on the scale issue . I am always disappointed when a new kit says what scale it is and it is not. I like to kit bash parts to other older kits. That becomes a problem when it is not the scale as stated. That causes all sorts of problems with fitting parts to another kit. I see no reason that they can not be made to the scale as stated.