RJWood

LMAO check here. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=25615 this Q, was already A'ed

WOW...But the best part about this incident is that YOU are still in one piece. Heck, once the Blazer is repaired you might even get a good laugh about it.

Chris gives some great advice, The question is, do you have the strength & discipline to exercise it? Just think about it. How many times have you seen Bill Geary, Dave Susan, Scott Colmer,or Lyle Willits calling people out? You can learn more than how to build a kit from them. You can learn how to be gracious & humble by the way they present themself. I know I have given you grief about your dealings with others, and I apologise, because you have made good on thoes dealings. But I have never punked you about your builds, because I see talent in them. You just need to tone down your attitude, thats all. Try it for a while, I know you will see a much better responce to your posts. One more thing is, running away from anything shows weekness, and we all know your not week. Stick around and show us what you can do. Ron

I know what you mean by cheating, but you did such a great job on the vinyl top, you really can't tell the kit was molded in that color.

Great lookin gasser, the engine looks nice, to bad its in the trailor, I would like to see a close-up of the mill Nice work. The new owner will be happy.

Nice work Marshall, One week huh, takes me that long to open the box. LOL Can't wait to see it with decals applied, should make a nice finishing touch.

SAME HERE. And I'll put on the gloves and jump in the octagon anytime to back him up.

Good to here from you Bro. and good to here your doing well. Just like to check up on my posse to make sure they don't need the services of the REGULATOR, Thats what my Son calls me ever since I chased down two guys who were stealing my '98 Chevy dually pick up. Funny thing is, I chased them in my wifes Cavilier in only my underware. They couldent loose me so they ditched the truck and ran down a flood control channel. I got my truck back. Thanks for your reply, Just havent seen ya around in a while so I was checkin on ya. Can't wait to see whatcha bring to the under glass section. Stay cool, Peace, Ron (The Regulator) LOL!

Yup, and I was just getting ready to spit some more gas on the fire and Harry shut me down. Dangit Harry. But it was for the best.

I missed out on the popcorn too, but the kernels get stuck in my teeth, so I will have the Milk duds

This is what I would do with it: Congratulations Kevin. Now you gotta change your screen name.

Thank you George. He is a great forum member, and just like you, he is always respectful of others,and always has a positive attitude. We need more members like that. He's got some great looking built-ups too. Thanks again, Ron

I think it looks great Ed, nice paint, what did you use paint wise, Color/type of paint etc. is it the Monogram kit? looks very nice.

Looks great Eelco, and makes a perfect companion to your sardine Challenger. Love the wing idea too. Nice work! Ron

I like the Benz. The opening doors "Gullwing" style swayed me.

Thanks for the quick response Manny. Adalberto is a great guy and I was a little concerned about him. Thank you much. Ron

Haven't seen you around in a while Bro. Hope all is well. Anyone know whats up with Tito? I miss him posting. His profile says he was last seen here Aug. 6, 2009 He may be a new papa, his profile pic shows him holding an infant, could be that is why he's not been here in so long. If anyone knows anything please PM me or reply to this post, whatever is most appropriate. Ron

Really nice build Jerry. The wheels and stance look great, and the color fits it nicely. I'm building the AMT 40 coupe and I'm hoping it turns out as nicely as your sedan did. Ron

Nice work on the D.D. cars Brandon. I love the exhaust up through the hood, Did you scratch build them? Keep up the good work, hope to see more from you. Ron

KUDOS to you Jody, for your efforts. Its nice to see the kids enjoying the kits. and you took the time to get this all together for them. You are a great ambassador to the hobby, keep up the great work. Ron

Welcome Rick, There are a lot of old cronies in the house. I will be 52 in early March. and lots of guys who are late 50's 60's even some 70 and up. But also some young wippersnappers too. Its a great mix of model builders. This forum has the best builders hands down, just look at the under glass section and see if you don't agree. I have learned alot about scale automotive modelling from the members here and continue to do so almost daily. You will like it here. also you need to see some of the kits comming out of Revell now, nothing to be disappointed about, they are on the same level as Tamiya kits, only with american subjects, great detail. Hope to see your builds soon. Ron

Looks Great Jerry, I really like your sponsors name.

Yes, that is a great deal Hans. You will have no problem repairing the half started kits. Have fun with the building.

I got an AMT "Johnny lightning" '55 Nomad and a Revell '68 Dodge Charger 2 n 1 kit and 2 Michaels $25.00 gift cards that I will use through out the year with 40-50% off coupons.