AzTom

I'm with James on the the bath fans. Even though they have brush-less motors they can and do fail starting fires when used as bath fans. You don't want paint fumes passing over that motor when that happens. I question using the boat bilge inline blowers as well . As I understand it, they are designed as just that, blowers. They blow clean air down to the bottom of the boat to force gas fumes out the vents. Although they are brush-less will the motor spark if it fails from paint build up over the years? That said there are bilge blowers with the motor outside the air stream that would work great. I am surprised that 100 CFM would be large enough. After you deduct for filter and static pressure of the hose you wouldn't have much left.

Great job! It's been a long time since I've seen that movie. The 55 has the wrong engine also, in the movie and in the model. The big block in this case was the 348.

I see. It doesn't look like that room has a speck of dust in it,lol

Far more than you think. I have several hundred Dinky and Tootsietoys along with hundreds of Hubley and several other old toy vehicles.

Very nice!

He must have corrected it. I had 4 engine kits and a few other parts and shipping never went over $5.25. Calculating shipping on a web site is not an easy task. My provider just changed to the weight system and I can not get it to work with every order when multiples are purchased. I have a clause that states if you are charged more than $2.00 over cost I will refund the difference. Most of my items are heavy.

You'll have to cut an intake in the cabinet once the gloves are installed.

Take your wife with you and you get two kits at 40% off

Great models!

Nice!

Awesome build.

Thanks Harry, I have all the Xonex bikes and motorcycles but didn't get the DM version. I'm surprised two companies actually made these.

This mornings news said Home Depot will now be carrying 3d printers in their stores. That should boost sales and get prices lower.

Harry, Have you ever compared this to the Xonex bike or do know if this one was made for DM by Xonex?

The real ones were. The models were from around the late 1990's. Somewhere I have the full set of these.

I believe pedaling it is how you got it started. I have this one also and is one of my favorites among the Xonex bikes.

Very nice detail. Just needs a lowboy and piece of construction equipment.

Looking great.

You are a sick man, Manny ,lol You sure have a good eye for junk.

Nice

Just for the record it is no longer Castrol. They sold this several years ago and is now just called Super Clean. I have been using it for about 15 years with great success.

I'm not in to this type of car but the trim work and paint is incredible.

Love it John. Your talent is amazing!

Incredible! You are the Man!

Great looking model.