camaroman

Nicest I have seen ... well, maybe not but I like it the best (sucker for dark green paint)!!! Great work!!! How did you get it so low???

Nice Build!!! and nice shot of Ol' Tuco. He is one of my favorite "bad guys"!

NICCCEE!!!

sad day, but we all must face it ... Prayers for the survivors for grace and peace to get by

Nice !!!

That looks about right ...

Any idea when it picked up the "etched glass" wind wings? I am just guessing late 70's early 80's ...

Nice work Curt! Does the SoCal Justice !!! Thanks for posting it!

Nice Build(s). Makes me want to dig one out and start it!

I have often wondered, which came first the Ala Kart or the '62 300. BTW, Beautiful Stock Build!!! I want to build one someday as a "mild" Hemi Powered Pro Touring Car like Marty's http://www.modelcars...?showtopic=9341

With Chuck that's not a sure bet ... He is liable to do it rusty, crusty like a barn find!!! But I can't wait to see !!!

Methinks its Tacos and Tequila before bedtime !!!

Flat Out Cool !!!

Thanks to all who have expressed their opinions on this matter ... Please go back to our regularly scheduled programing ... of a great forum!!!

Thanks for weighting in on this Harry ...

I guess I should have been more specific in that I agree that there is no value rehashing old debates and the like, but old builds and post about tips/ technique might be very helpful to a whole new generation of Forum Folk ...

Thanks Chuck ...

True, anything more than "Love the build" etc is pointless ...

or is it OK to comment/reply to an old post that you stumble across? I have noticed that when someone makes a reply or comment on a post that is old (sometimes years old) we have a few that always seem to have a problem with the resurrection of that post. I for one like to revisit deep into the archives occasionally to see if there is something I have missed. If I truly appreciate the build or idea, I feel that the OP deserves the "That a boy!" praise even if I am late to the party. Furthermore, we should NOT make newbies feel that just because they are new they can comment on old topics ... JMTWC. What do you think!

Does anyone know what the original source of the Roadster that Revell released a few years ago as an "Amigo Pack"? The box states that it is 1/24 scale which leads me to believe that it was possibly one of the old " Early Iron" kits from Monogram. Can anyone confirm this?

Just found this ... I'll play along. Projects to be worked on; '66 El Camino Body painted needs a little repair '66 Chevelle Wagon primed only '55 Chevy 210 sedan Bel air to 210 trim change started Pics to follow ...

It !!! Just not many of us over there ...

COOL!!!

Cool work ... and I think what the previous poster meant was they had owned a full sized FJ in the past ...