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Hey ScrappyJ, this is one I did utilizing a chassis from another model, this one I am currently doing will just be a curbside but believe me I have already thought about a rotary engine on a future corolla I have......Time will tell :wink:

I know what you mean bro, I know what you mean :roll:

These guys really make it possible to have fun while modeling. You guys out there animal lovers? Please post pictures of your best friends! :wink:

I have always said it, less is more, nice color and clean build :wink:

Simply AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man that thing is gorgeuos, hope to see it at the meeting soon, like always, nice work, perfect color choice too.

Hey, I am down too, love to get together with you guys specially before Parssippany :wink:

Love it man, nice color, good job.......

No excuses, poor QC, you would not see this on a Tamiya or japanese kit, no pride taken on the manufacturing of this kit and many others. Yes, I also feel good when I make an imperfect model look good but there is just no excuse for this :cry: I will Alclad mine either way but these people are going to have to sacrifice quantity for quality and unfortunately America cares more about how many kits they can sell versus how well they can make them...........

I think it's cool man, makes me want to break out my airbrush and start painting :wink:

Same here, a tad lower and level, I think it's a winner :wink:

Side view, just taken out of the food dehydrator after a mild wash, next step is the paint.......Can't wait :shock:

Another angle so that you can have an idea on the ride height, very important because the height determines how real this model will look when finished......

Fellow plastic lovers, this kit is from Fujimi and it is a recent re-issue available through HLJ. Bill, I will be bringing it to the meeting tomorrow so you can check it out. By the way, if you think the guys loved you in Puerto Rico, just build one of these PR style, they will go head over heals with it man :wink: The rims were a gift from Luis Ayala, a fellow model builder from PR and a very great friend and they were done in resin and Alcladed, very hard to get. I am putting this one together fairly simple and it will be curbside. I have another one that I plan on doing it with a rotary engine down the road........These things are very quick with rotary engines :wink:

Yes, if I am not wrong I think is a 74 or so.

Yeah, like you need something like that to make it easier and faster to keep taking the trophies home :roll: See if you can get a hold of one of those surgical cameras, you will definetly make those wiper motors work :shock:

This is definetly one of my favorites :wink:

I know that this is not a very popular car among the Muscle car fanatics of the U.S. but we love them in Puerto Rico and it is like a tribute to my past when I use to see them in the streets of the Island and specially when they hook them up for racing and the likes. You Boricuas can vouch for me :wink: :wink:

Very nice Nick.....

Interesting work brother, don't get too Bill Gearish on me man, you are making me look bad. Good luck on this project and remember that whatever you need from out here just call me OK.......

Really impressive work man, I have to start building more bikes.......

I don't think you will run into problems but in the future even if it goes OK now try to avoid it. I would go with the lowest temperature, good luck........By the way, don't listen to this Geary kid, he is too good man

http://public.fotki.com/mamaprez/model_clu...d/dscn8829.html I kinda had a feeling that this was going to be an interesting post so here is my humble contribution of a 50 Ford. :wink: