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Steve another super cool build! Your quickly becoming my favorite builder! Thanks for sharing and keep up the outstanding work.

Dave, just sent my donation via paypal! I hope others feel compelled to help in any way they can for such a good cause! The underlying perk is a chance to win Dave's wonderful Manx. Even if someone doesn't feel they have much to give, a single ticket is only $1.00 and every dollar can help. I applaud Dave for taking the time to do this and get involved. Its a wonderful thing he has done. I hope others feel inspired to help as I have. I wish Dave the best of luck with raising money for this family.

Amazing details! Awesome job so far!

Dave love your Manx! If its allowed on the forum, could you tell us more about the raffle and how we could help / buy raffle tickets? If its not allowed on the forum, could you PM some details? I'd love to buy a raffle ticket especially for such a good cause. Thank you.

Awesome Nick. Those were the days!

You sure it was him? In the late 70's Larry Grobe (Voodoo Larry) would have barely been a teenager (if that). I remember Tom Lima Jr. and Merkel also. Super Model Car Sunday at the Hillside Holiday Inn was the bomb back in the early years run by Lima. Larry is a very talented artist in so many area's. His success is very well deserved.

What kit is this? I thought the goon cars and dukes police car are 4 doors? Do tell ...

Thats the finest aluminum scale engine I've ever seen! Wonderful job! Cant wait to see more.

Beyond AWESOME Steve supurb job! Love the rear stance shots.

George his shop is in Elk Grove Village. Larry is really active on Facebook so if your curious about where they'll be check him out there. He is very good about attending local shows and keeping fans updated.

Hi folks, VooDoo Larry's new shop is only minutes from my house and today he had an open house which I just got back from. Took some nice pics which are in my Fotki. I've known Larry since the late 80's and he is one of the most humble and nicest folks around. His VooDoo Psychosis is on the cover of Street Rodder Magazine currently. Hope some of the eye candy can inspire some cool builds. Click the link for my Fotki to see the rest. Enjoy!

I've had zero issues curing using tin.

whats all the blue stuff Frank?

Awesome! Love the color.

All is well! Rick came through as usual and will get my replacement out today. Great service and no worries (I shouldn't have lol)

I'll update this when the issue gets resolved. So far, no response.

Hi fella's, I had a problem with an order I received last week from Rick at Scale Dreams. His communication is always spot on with regards to stock and orders. BUT, since I reported the problem with my order to him twice via email he has yet to reply? Anyone hear from him recently? I've never had an issue with one of his orders so I hope his service is just as good post order as it is prior to placing one.

Agree with everyone else. The finest large scale Mustang I've ever seen. Outstanding job!

Steve, keep up the great work. I'll be tuned in for more progress. Awesome job so far.

Romell, thanks. After receiving Gregg's mass email the other day I really felt I wanted to help and contribute more. You and I had a bit of a scuddle a while back and for that I'm truly sorry. There are much better ways of communicating a point or advice and I could have certainly done a better job. I think we both may have learned a lesson with that one. You have another ambitious build going with tons and tons of work ahead of you. I know I wouldn't take a project like this on because I'd get burned out and never finish, so big props to you for challenging yourself and pressing on.

Romell, please take this as constructive friendly advice. There is a difference between building something that looks totally detailed and realistic and building something to be a "master" for resin casting purposes. If your intention is to have someone resin cast the engine they should have guided you on how to properly to so. As is, your engine block with all the holes, passages, etc is next to impossible to make a mold of. Same goes for the heads. You can build it in such a way that it gives the appearance of that detail, but the holes, passages, etc should be shallow and solid. You'll need to consider the builder who will be putting this together and what detail they will likely add and be responsible for adding if they so choose to do so. Perhaps you'll need to keep this engine for this build and do one completely designed with resin casting in mind. Hope you know I'm just trying to give constructive advice before you get too far along on it and no one says anything.

Anthony thanks for clarifying. I hope you didn't find my comment disrespectful, it wasn't supposed to be. It's super nice and it's good to see you build a smaller scale again. The paint is dazzling. Most impressive sir.

The most awesome new Charger I've ever seen built.

Looks awesome and clean. Your intercoolers look like perfection. Very nice.

thats kool! Nice work!