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What decals will be available for this? That looks very good. Bob

I actually had a go-cart that was larger. Scary........... Bob

Put it back in the box it came in [if it fits], and drag them out when someone shows the least little bit of interest. So basically they stay in their original box [if it fits]. Bob

Thank You.. Bob

I have the cohones to try this. Getting someone to let me? Something else altogether. Great vid! Bob

Now to update a chassis to fit. Looks like I'll be getting one of these. Thanks The Snake's Wendy's ride was a Trans Am so decals for that would be great.

Not quite "under glass", but a WIP. Please post in the appropriate spot please. Bob

Good news for me. I just ordered another one for a personal build. Interesting to see what it comes with. Bob

I'll get some outdoors pics soon. Thanks. Bob

I put this on Facebook for friends to see. I am building this for a co-worker so it's a commisioned build. A little dark since I was inside but I got the color from AutoExpress as they are the only ones selling Kona blue in spray cans. I'm almost done and I LOVE this kit! I have one on the way for myself I like it that much. Comments are welcomed of course. http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1609624738010.49340.1757989860&type=1&l=7475ed0322 Bob

This is the first Camaro to have the Chrysler I do believe. Iconic to be certain Bob

Is that the one with the BBC? I may have a few. Bob

I'm not so sure about financially healthy, but some of these guys have more than "can possibly be built" I keep it down to 40-50 kits. That way it seems like there is a possibility of finishing them all. But that's me. Bob

I did many years ago. Still have it at my Dads in his attic. 1980 Redline Stu Thompson model. Flite cranks, bear trap pedals, Tuff neck stem. All the good stuff. As for when I'll ride it next? Never.. I love my skateboards too much to be seen on a bicycle. Bob OMG, I was just looking at those Stingrays. I used to have a raleigh Chopper back in the day. Black, orange with the tall sisy bar and 5 speed. Not certain where that went.

Aurora 1/16 Drag kits and Fujimi Enthusiast series. Bob

I had a chance to look at the 68 Stang from Dynacorn up close. Well done in every respect. Dave, your fears seem puzzling. I have yet to hear of anyone duping someone into buying the 68,69, or the camaro yet. There are ways to tell them apart and they come with new VIN's. Not saying it cannot be done, by why bother? Bob

I have an old rigid shovel and that would look killer on it. However, I'm not certain I could get away with it on the roads. Sweet though. Bob

Absolutely over the top awesome This is art my friend. Bob

Brillantly put Christian. The future is indeed bright for us all. Bob

A great match for the Kona blue. Great build Bob

Out Frikken Standing Shane!!!! I feel the hack now that this is out. You continue to UP the ante' [muddling back to bench now] Bob

Budget [Read NEW] guitars tend to be somewhat lacking I admit. My advice is a used guitar. I almost exclusively buy used guitars and with someone to help there is no reason you cannot buy an excellent fiddle for nominal bucks. You say you like Metal a biit? Hard rock? I suggest either Japanese Jacksons and Charvels. I wouldn't rule out LTD ESP's, Schecters or Ibanez as well. These are near pro level student instruments that can be tweaked to play like 1,500.00 guitars. They usually come with 1 or 2 humbuckers of decent tone and necks that are not baseball bats. Want a vibrato? Floyd Rose knockoffs are usually on this price range and are usually very reliable as well. Get a hard tail if the bar isn't for you. Make certain the tuners are up to snuff, the frets are not chunked and the fretboard is straight and true. This is done by sighting down the fretboard from the bottom towards the nut, looked for any crookedness in the neck. A back bow is OK because the truss rod can be tweaked. I like ZERO relief in my necks, some like a little back bow, some like it low in the middle. I like LOW action but some like it a little raised. Metal guitars tend to have a flatter radius to them. More traditional guitars have more radius making fast playing [You are not there yet LOL] more difficult. I have been recommending guitars to students for years. I have had perhaps 75-100 students over those years. I have never had my advice come back to me. If you have 200.00 to spend you can get a guitar you will enjoy. I know I can go into a store and pick a 200.00 guitar that i can tweak to play and sound great. If they have an in-house tech guy, then push them to have him give it the once over before you take it home so you know it works 100% Try it on cheapo amps, try it on a 2000.00 Mesa Boogie. Buying new is OK of course, but old or used guitars already have songs in them. Bob

Junkman, Brilliant! I am still chuckling. English humor works for me. Bob

Amazing story Harry, and WOW how much those guitars are probably worth. I assume they sit in their cases and don't get touched? I remeber those guitars and they appear on FleaBay now and again for premiums. Old school [read 80's] Deans are extremely well made and highly desirable guitars. VERY cool story. Bob

I played professionally for a tad over 16 years. I have buttloards of gear and have not picked up a guitar in 3 months. BUT, I have a guitar being painted even as we speak and if the right gear comes along and the price is right I'll buy it. This is classic guitar players syndrome I'm told. I can play pretty much anything I hear except for Allan Holdsworth's stuff. That cheeky little monkey is a genius. I tend to play more on the Metal side as well. Since that is where the challenges seem to lie for me. Jazz is cool, but the chords aggravate me. The blues? has been done, although I can honestly say the same old pentatonic scales can be played originally by the right guy. I am not that guy however. I tend to see the fretboard modally and in a minor type of way. That's the way I'm wired thse days. When I play, if I play. Bob