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Hey Antonio, that one looks preety sweet man, hope we can post at the same time @ the Under Glass section, I like those white rims!!!!!!

That's looking interesting and sweet!!!!!

As usual, great products from Norm!!!!!!!!

Working on this curbside Mazda, box stock but nice!!!! Wheels and tires!!!! Primered and ready to receive Tamiya's Mica Blue paint...... Painted and polished...... Will look even better when I build the ground effects kit in place.... Hope you guys like!!!!!!

Good to see you are up again Jeff!!!!!

Future model builder and the life of the party!!!!! Norm on the attack....... http://s99.photobucket.com/albums/l284/mmm...nt=mazda062.jpg Link to the rest of the fun.........

Great job Randy but remember, those japanese kits are quite "vicy" It is going to look very nice next to your gorgeuos Miura you just did Make sure to bring them both to our next meeting at CPMCC

Hey, I am not kidding, don't believe Lyle, you know how this profiling thing works guys, I mean, come on, Puerto Rican= Rum, Hub Caps and Switchblades Why should I hide that thing in milk containers???? Believe me, after you take a few sips you will be family-friendly

Same to you prez..... And thanks for the Post Card, best wishes from my family to yours, hoping to see you at the meeting Saturday!!!! The Puerto Rican Egnnog is in it's fermentation stages

I am not a man of many words but I think "Stunning" pretty much captures it all!!!!!

You are right Bill, we are surely lucky to have Harold as one of our club members as well as Norm, they really are the best resin casters anywhere. This build is fantastic, I will have to make plans to buy one myself.......

As long as you can keep on raking that's what matters!!!!

No Your work will be done after the tutorial at one of our meetings

Does he have a computer? This is actually the best place for any questions and concerns about anything related to the hobby.

From now on all your computer concerns and questions will go through Johnathan!!!! This kid is good!!!!!

Hey Ismael, I see you were blessed with the sink marks on your Camaro rims too eh!!!! Bondo anyone?????

Cool!!!!!!!!!!

I was talking about the AMT!!!

I like the Tamiya tape method the best but what I also do is after lining up my trimming with the tape I will brush some future over the whole surface, wait at least ten minutes and then just brush the trim with my choice of paint. This prevents any bleedthrough of the paint. I have always used this method and what I like about it is that the Future wax dries very quick, it is self leveling and works with any paint. I like to use Poly engine black paint, I like it because you don't see any brush marks after laying it down!!!

WOW!!!!! Pretty cool stuff man!!!!!

I love it Mike, anybody can do a nice glossy finish, not everyone can do weathering the right way!!!!

Sweeeeeeet!!!!!

Very cool

The first time I heard about embossing powders was on a tread by James Tremblett on July 25 of this year. I can't see the pictures anymore when I went back but I thought it was a great idea.... This is how my 57' Chevy interior came out, I just thinned Elmers white glue just a tad and then just did everything just like you would if you were doing flocking!!!!