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And why such a weird scale? I don't understand that at all. I think that the engine will look mighty nice in that scale. I think Mr. Obsessives detailing would be out of this world.

Easier said than done

Even as an old fart( I remember skate boards from the sixties...short pieces of wood with metal wheels) I supported local building of a skate park. I seem to remember a Dan and Jean tune about sidewalk surfing. Its chorus went "bust yer buns, bust yer buns"

Iu wa yasaku okonau wa katashi

Maybe we could hire ole Zebulon to proof read.

Nihongo wa watashi ni muzukashii-desu

Daijobu desu. Konbanwa!

Yeah, not bad for a Haole though, eh?

http://www.adrants.com/2008/01/ford-slaps-...sts-returns.php Look how Ford does car clubs http://brewcitymuscle.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=3 Look at one of our auto forums posts on the subject of copyright. Clic on General Chat

Usually on a babies bottom

ka-MA-ka Vee-vo OH lay?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A2Jt4WOxN8 Iz rocks!!! Heaven needed a new angelic voice

FTW

Take a completed model or two, a couple of kits to show what the un-started product looks like, reference material (books, mags) for researching your subject. A few supplies like paint , glue, hobby tools, to show what one needs to get started, a couple copies of Model Cars to pass around. Just tell your story about what interests you in the hobby and what you derive out of it. Maybe some enlarged photos showing the process of building. Plus a lovely assistant in a bikini...uh, just kidding on that part.

Is this a military car? The wood would have been painted over if it was. Civilian cars are left coated with varnish to show the wood. Later woodies had painted or dinoc wood. Some owners I would suppose would paint over the wood as it aged.

Revell of Germany is doing this? What a cool looking bus. I see lots of possibilities for this one. Due 8/2008

Hello Rick, I'm just down the road apiece here in Muskego. I would like to invite you to our model club, Auto Modellers Group. We meet every first friday of the month at the Wauwatosa Savings Bank on S. 27th in Oak Creek. Meeting time is 6:30 PM. Come join us for some modelling fun. We also have an NNL type event every April in Waukesha.

Even without the working features, that car looks very nicely done. Love the photo etch grille.

I got a Road Ripper Chevy HHR cheap RC car which will be taken apart and modified for resin casting hopefully. Other than that, I got nuttin'. I did get a CD from my nephews band, Rictus Grin. Yeah, it's metal. I got a DVD VHS combo player too and a framed photo of a naturally occurring cloud and sun formation which looks all the world like a number "3". Nice Dale Earnhardt tribute thingie. Also got a bottle of wine and a 57 Chevy ornament for the tree.

ZZR Spy Car by Barris, I think this was redone as some custom fire truck 1969 Buick LeSabre, the full detail one, not the 70 promo style Wildcat. 1962 Mercury (or was it a 61) it was my first model. 1966 Dodge Polara any of the early to middle 60s Ford pickups.

That AV is creepin' me out, Paul. I stared at it for minutes.

How do we know it's really you?

Hmmmm, how much is worth to you that I don't tell?

One more note, the teeth appear to be De Soto parts now that I look at them closer. The dagmars look like Buick units. Not sure of that bumper but it is not the same as the 51 Chevy custom bumper, that one is thinner. The Lincoln's bumper appears to be larger in cross section.

I think the hood is different. Note the character line (peak) that eminates from the back of the hood down to the flare over the front. The Mercury hood does not have that. Also, the B pillar will have to be canted forward as the Model Merc is straight vertical.