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Thank You Sir.. B

I do not see any decals. Bob

Wow, stunning.... Bob

You may do it justice bro, but that is one UGLY ride. This is coming from an NHRA fan of 32 years..... Sorry. Pro Mod is not blowing my skirt up..... YET.... Bob

It would seem that Plasti-Dip has a miriad of uses! What a wonderful product..... Bob

I use it for bumpers on my [Very] expensive slalom skateboards. It has saved the fronts and backs of my carbon fibre and fibre-glass decks when I have had to "abort" a run and cannot grab the board in time. It actually caught on when I showed it to others. Bob

That's easy. Battlefield II and III. Beer and my guitars. And sometimes Storage Wars and How it's Made. Bob

The Garlits Swamp Rat 1-R kit is the same kit. In fact, the WCM kit came after the 1-R kit. The Garlits kit is easy to find. The decals can be made by many of the talented people here. Bob

Good things..... Bob

Saw this on Guitar World.com yesterday. Sad day indeed. He was a highlight in the BB movie for sure. He had some great lines. A superb bass player in the old school tradition. Life can indeed be short friends. Bob

Good gosh look at the shine in that last pic on the door panel. Great color combo and execution. Bob

Angled is fine, they were done that way. But, there are 4 per side. One per runner. Looks fantastic. Bob OOPs, my bad.... Didn't see the rear one. DOH!

I hope for the best for her. Typing this with both hands together. Bob

That is the most OUTSTANDING build I have ever seen! Nearly 100% scratchbuilt and absolutely SPOT ON! That guy is loaded with talent. Nothing compares to it. Bob

Really depends on what I'm trying to achive. I have had luck with EVERY brand of paint I've tried. I just bought some Black Gold aerosols at NNl east and they are phenomenal! I've used Testors and Tamiya synthetic laquers with excellent reults. I even painted my Snake Cuda in one day with a combination of Duplicolor primer, Tamiya color [Decals between] and finally Testors 1814 Enamel clear coat... All in the same day at 92 degress and bone dry last year. I use Duplicolor acrylic clear over anything I want and as long as it's dry it comes out great. For giggles I shot it on a rather wet day and it clouded and then cleared up for a super hard finish that was as clear as a bell. Duplicolor colors are far more finicky and require almost zero humidity to shoot without blushing. Depending on the day and what you are trying to achieve, and your relative comfort level, all paints offer excellent results with experience and technique. I can offer examples as needed. Bob Paint is your friend, get to know it.....

Most Duplicolor paints are very suseptible to humidity and will blush at even modest humidity ranges. A dry day and it will be perfect. Bob

Yessir, I can sight read albeit slowly. But once I go through it once I'm usually good. After that it's shred city, if it calls for it of course.... Bob

That is a superb build of this kit. I have one in my stash and have earmarked it yellow. But this green has got me thinking. VERY nice................. Bob

Very nice green MrBill. They say genius level people pick green vehicles. What's your excuse? LOLOLOLZZZ. Honestly, it looks great buddy. See you at the shop. B

Absolutely stunning in every respect. I also enjoyed the build thread very much. Bob

As good a pro street build as I've EVER seen in this lifetime! This is a serious contender for Pro Street of the blah blah blah. I'm DEAD serious.. Bob

Pretty cool. Paint is NOT where it needs to be. Bob

SUWEEET! I'll be placing an order for a few different ones aside from this one. Chucks decals are Muy excellente' guys. I cannot stress this enough... Bob

I'll say this. Fringe or not, we have excellent tastes. Let the public bask in our fantastic understanding of what is beautiful in the car and model world. They'll thank us certainly. Bob

Brilliant! Can we see it? Harry, no pics? Pity............ Bob