David G.

Most excellent!!! David G.

Slick and classy! A great looking build. David G.

I like your attention to detail, all those little fiddley bits really make a difference. Great job. David G.

Very convincing damage! It might make a good focal point for a diorama. David G.

Spectacular! It looks like it swooped right out of the 1964 World's Fair. David G.

Everything looks fantastic! Great job. David G.

Well done! You've certainly earned the win for this one! David G.

Just way too cool! What more is there to say? Awesome work! David G.

YAY! The death truck has come back to life! David G.

What's with the gankstah wheels? Did it come like that, or are they "aftermarket"? Either way, nice acquisition. What are your plans for it? David G.

October is the swap meet, right? Or is there nothing planned for October this year? If there will be only one gathering this year, I might have to see about getting someone to cover that work-day for me. David G.

Clever masking = Awesome painting! Great work! David G.

Hard-Core can have its drawbacks! David G.

Excellent long-roof! Wonderful detailing. I love unusual subjects like this. David G.

Cool chopper! Excellent work on the scratch building. When I read "Shifty Chopper" though, I expected to see a suicide shifter on it. I haven't seen a bike with one of those in years and years. Hmmm, wonder why? David G.

That's one wicked looking deuce! Excellent work on the roof welds. David G.

Smoooth and deadly! Great job- excellent paint. David G.

I have to work that day. Maybe in October. David G.

I have to have double standards. There's no way it would be fair to hold any one else to the standards to which I hold my self. The only thing I find truly offensive is wilful ignorance; refusing to educate and improve onesellf goes against everything that makes us human. When people refuse to take the time to remove mold seams in visible locations, or learn how to communicate effectively on message boards, that's annoying. When the same people defend these actions by claiming that those who ask them to open their minds to education and improvement are being overly demanding, unreasonable or just plain mean, that's truly offensive behavior. Either way, I just have to shake my head and walk away. If someone doesn't want to improve themselves and grow, it's not my problem. I'll be back to restate my opinion in a few months when the "Basic Skills" and "Plain English" topics are reintroduced. Until then, thanks for putting up with my rant... again. David G.

I bought it at The Hobby Bench here in Phoenix. Its natural color is a pale green, but I don't recall any name brand associated with it. When I found it, I bought a couple of feet of it and still have quite a bit of it left, so I haven't looked for any lately. Check at Michaels or some other similar outlet, if you can't find any, let me know and I'll see if I can locate some for you here. David G.

A few years ago I found some screen-mesh type of fabric at my LHS in the section where ribbons and such are sold. I painted some of this material and used it to simulate chain link mesh in the windows of my Reaver. Quite effective, if you ask me. David G.

Hmmmmm... yup. David G.

Looks like a clean, tight build- nice painting detail. Welcome to the MCM forum too! David G.

The color combination looks perfect for the time period. Everything else looks great too! David G.

Clean and solid! It looks great and has a good feel to it. David G.