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As usual Virgil, thanks for the videos and inspiration. Not a very strong fan and system but for starters is pretty good!

I hate all this bickering myself and also think that it shouldn't go on in our forum as well as in others, I think it's a blessing to have different places to visit and to share with other people what you are really passionate about, which in this case should be our love for the hobby. Let's leave it at that and continue enjoying what we do guys!!!

Great job man, too cool!!!!

Looks cool with those pipes bro, great project!!!

After showng them around at different shows, I usually sell them afterwards, later, like a dumbass, I will regret it....

All I can say is that at least we have choices, several years back we didn't have any forums or this great available information that we passionate modelers love to share. We all need to acknowledge and be thankful for this much versatility. Everywhere you go you will always find good people talking and sharing our passion and I think we should be respectful of that.

Very cool Scott and I like the fact that you took time out to detail around the headlights and paint them body color the way it should be!!!

That's what I thought also, when I used it on a '68 Charger a few months back it came out lighter even after using gray primer. Anyway, great job on it, I do love this color on any car. I would post a picture but will wait for permission from the thread starter..... It could also be the lighting when it was photographed.....

Would it be this one by any chance? http://fantasticplasticmodels.webs.com/

I like it bro!!!

Best club in the Nation, no question about it, you have to go. They have kits for sale and the best resin caster in the world, I am not kidding you......

Very cool Bob!!!

Really awesome work!!!

Awesome job, looks great in orange!

Love it but I don't like the fact that you only posted 2 pictures, we want more!!!!!

The fact that you won't see many of these on the contest tables makes me drool for one, this is certainly a very cool project!

Looking good!

Okay, this is getting POLLitically incorrect now!!!

If so, make it the Lambo, it's the most "curvaceous"

I am always looking for practical and viable alternatives to building and painting my models, this is definitely something I will be trying. Thanks for sharing Virgil!!!!

Welcome!!!

Thanks guys, Dale, thanks for the advice, I am actually looking at the picture of the built car on the side of the box and yes, those tires do stick out a bit. I usually leave the tire assembly for the end anyway, that's one step I never trust on any kit....

These are a great bunch of guys and real good friends of mine, check them out on the link below..... http://www.pacms.org/

As Dave says, I worked on one of these sets a long time ago, it's more of a tedious job than a difficult one, you just have to be patient and careful, those linkages are very small. Make sure to drill all your small holes first, after that it should go a little smoother. Don't pinch the small linkages too tight with the tweezers, they will go flying all over the place which means, adios, sayonara and good bye to them... I beleive they give you a few extra P/E parts with this. Below is the engine I did.... Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Hosted on Fotki Below is a link to the actual build, hope this helps..... http://s99.photobucket.com/albums/l284/mmmdrc/Mercury%20Project/#!cpZZ7QQtppZZ16

Lots of Spanish cursing.....