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I have tried everything guys, I know this can't be that hard, I just don't see the reply or write options in there either on top or bottom of page.....

I have tried everything my friend, can't write anywhere......

When you say in there, where in there? I have tried everything, can't seem to write anywhere.....

I only see the post message button but can't seem to find a way to reply, am I the dumb one???

Funny stuff!!! The model came out very cool too!!!

This is a cool website I found, it has a lot of useful stuff you might want to see! http://www.howtoairbrush.com/

Tom, keep testing, I am sure you have a lot more models for us to drool over!!!

Mostly thanks to you Greg, congratulations!!!!

Wow!!! Caught me by surprise!! Like everything, we will get used to it, I think it's cool!! I will try posting a picture to see how it feels!!! Hosted on Fotki

Thanks Dave, I completed that model close to 12 years or so ago, I remember I was using Testor's enamel paints so the shiny coat you see is just a lot of clear enamel shot at one time, I didn't even know what wet sanding even meant at the time.... Furthermore, I didn't even own a digital camera at the time......

Sorry guys, it's the Hasegawa kit that I am using for the mock up.......

I have been checking out the new Revell Samba VW Bus and I am liking it more and more, I have not purchased one yet but now I will since I started playing around with these Pegasus sleeves and Revell Porsche rims from an old build..... Hosted on Fotki As you can see, I had to patiently sand off the rims to get them to fit behind the sleeves just as I did for my recent Vega build, these required lots of sanding but the results are truly nice, once I finish sanding the rest, I will Alclad them in chrome and install them later!! Hosted on Fotki This is the Revell kit I took the rims from. I am using the Fujimi 23 window kit just to have an idea how they will look on the Revell kit once I purchase it, I used the tires from a Fujimi Trueno kit and they fit perfect on these sleeves! Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki I don't know how long this is going to take me to complete, I have to build a '41 Willys kit for a friend before I decide on this one so hopefully I will finish it soon. I am not the type of builder that can have 2 projects going at the same time but I might just make an exception here, the Willys project is a simple one, pretty much an out of the box build

Just be happy you didn't get more than 17 inches in your "back yard" man!!!! I personally got quite a few in the front as you can see.... Hosted on Fotki

We got hit pretty hard and expecting a few more inches by the time everything is said and done, here are a few pictures I took about 2 hours ago (10:30am Eastern time.) Hosted on Fotki The Accord is my wife's car, the Ram is mine, didn't even bother to take the snow off the truck, I ain't going nowhere Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Here is Buddy, one of my two Yorkies braving the elements, the other one is somewhere under the snow....

You are an incredible builder and one of my favorites here, this is just an incredible and fabulous work!!!! Thanks a lot for always sharing your work with us mere mortals.....

This is surely turning out great man, keep us posted...

Same to you and everybody else here Lyle!!! We will probably not meet tomorrow because of the snow storm headed our way but I wish you, Mrs. Wifey and family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!! Thanks for the Christmas card!!!

Second part!!!!

Thanks again guys!! Hey Harry, I will have to call my sister in PA and walk her through the foiling process, I gave her this Corvette for her birthday!! I built this thing about 6 years ago and never decided to foil those darn things....

Thanks my friend! This is the Monogram '59 'Vette that came in the big box, comes with the rims you see here, basically a box stock build!!

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I like all of them!!!

I am in the process of deciding upon my next build, I am thinking about the '66 Lindberg Chevelle. If all goes well and I don't change my mind, I will be entering it here, the end date should be good for me. Good luck to everyone, once I start I will start posting pictures of the progress!!

Beautiful stuff my friend, you do great work!!!!!