Nick Winter

That'd be great Nick. Nick

while awaiting my hood, I started paint work, with the addition of the silver bottom. luckily it went down well, Man I love the old small can Duplicolor.

Happy Birthday Mark, you can Consider those Scans I sent last night a early gift J/K Nick

Got this stuff from Dennis At Model Express with a discount and upgraded shipping due to a past not recieved computer error that left me with nothing and Dennis a few dollars richer, so we corrected that. Still need some Keith Marks decals for them.

GM delivered the truck with 5,000kms, the additional 13,000KMS were put on coming in out of the shop and from diffent services being performed and tested on it in the last 11 years. No Ravine, so where ok there.

For the Pontiac a Teal green. Nick

Jeremy if there about the dodge it's self I may be able to help, have lots of 1:1 pictures and a few brochure scans. Nick

Looks Great, I always thought the Dodges of this body style ('72-'80) had well style

Step 1: I primed it all grey Step 2: here you have 2 choices, brush or spray the body color. If you spray you need to mask off the frame rails and crossmembers, if you brush no need for that. Step 3: paint your frame rails, and cross members Gloss Black, I know I used Flat but that was because the Truck is already gloss black and I wanted you to tell what is part of the body and what is the frame. The Real trucks are gloss black frame parts and body color floors and under the bed, I know this for a fact I've been working on a '98 Chevy W/T 4x4 with 18,000KMS on it, it's never seen the outside of our shop. hope this helps. Nick

I thought they looked to modern too but then I found that they look like most cab lights of the late 70's GM's. Think they came from a 1/32nd scale diecast big rig but I could be wrong. Thanks. Nick

Even if it's one of the not so good AMT's there's still a lot of good parts in them and there usually a little cheaper that Revells atleast at my hobby shop. Nick

For getting the most parts for your buck in a box I'd go AMT, which usually have multiple ways to build something in one box. Revells usually have fewer extra parts. Nick

It really depends on the kit, AMT has more of a Diverse range of kits, Revell is mostly Hotrods, Muscle cars and 60's Fullsize. As for the better '32 Ford and Model T, to my knowledge only AMT did the Model T and for the '32 I'd go Revell. Also noticed your in Toronto, I'm east of you Whitby. Nick

Wow great color, and wheel choice. Very clean build over all. Nick

Just tinkering along.

Little by little it's coming together, added my cab lights while superglue was drying on the 1 remaining boom. Should be getting the wheels for the truck soon in the mail.

You got my attention Not a big fan of fourth Gen cars but They look good so far, color Choices? Nick

Sweet Jared you got the Cousins together. Nick

Ok I'll get that scanned and sent to you.

From my understanding it wouldn't be weekly it would be once a month. With possibley a show once or twice a year. Nick

I was going to Only put the finished pictures and email the full thing to him.

I wouldn't Say leave I'd say Visit

No Problem I'll post right in here for you.

That's Very nice, Infact I'm a GM guy but that Mustang is very appealing all of the sudden. Nick

Ahh I'm just getting ahead of your progress, my mistake.