jeffb

i add the vent holes afterwards. that way i can put em where theyre most needed

having been to both mississippi and qo'nos..theyre not as different as you may think...

met him in philly earlier this year and he has great stuff. id like to see if theres a list of his stuff out there

i had blast! good folks, great models. would like to have sold more resin, but the times being the way they are...

its in smryna ga. you could ride with us, but we dont call kevin the original gasser fer nuttin...

no disassemble! johnny five

i worked behind a retail counter for many years, and i can tell you that customer service is just about dead. last place i worked, the young store manager was treating a raggedly dressed customer badly. i interupeted him and told him how wrong that was..he almost fired me. turns out the customer was a secret shopper. the manager got into all kinds of trouble, and so did i! turns out its agaisnt company policy to correct your superiors. oh well... i dont work there anymore...

well. here it is..its all new and mastered off the current kit. enjoy..

carefull with alumilite products at hobby lobby..i got several of the dyes and they were all dried up.

funny you should mention it.. its all done! woulda been done earlier, but i had to pack up and move last month and im still trying to dig out from that. pics will be posted later today

aluimilite is great stuff for the occasional caster. if your going to do more volume, smooth ons the way to go. with smooth on though, you will need more equipment to get quality results. pressure pots, vacuum chambers..them kinds of things

nice build of one of my fav motorized vehicles

nope, i just reposted kevins pic for him. but i can tell you this is the nicest one out there..unless motor ciy resin were to do one...

i dont recomend it for my resin

and dont let his boyish good looks fool ya.. hes really really evil!

sad that the boatails were not done properly. my stepdad came here from romania in 1969. he got his first car in 71..a 69 riviera gs. he then bought his first brand new car. a 73 riviera. he gave me the 69 as my first car in 76.. those are two of my top five fav cars of all time.

this is mine..

this is the 1/32 all cleaned up.. wish i could find decent 1/25 but the few ive seen are really warpy

throw in a little scratchin on the daisys jeep and you'll get...

here ya go

kev and i will be in toledo. kris is going "camping"..something about burying something before the ground freezes......

pics were takin, but they got confiscated at the border..(ohio border that is) something about overage stooges.....

and wanted to say thanks to the club members for throwin a great show.and if your ev er in the pittsburg area, you must stop by a.b. charles hobby shop! that place is amazing!

when i was younger myself, i had a friend whos younger brother showed a lot of interest in my models. i mentored him as best i could and he won a few contests. fast forward 30 yrs, i took my son to the high school drag day at the local strip. this grown man walks up to me and its the kid.. hes now the auto shop teacher at a local high school. he says he uses models to get his students enthused..what goes around comes around is a very true statment..