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Very Nice. This is turning out great.

Wow this stuff looks great!!! Did anyone else get the you tube video to work? cause it didn't work for me. This would sure be interesting to try for sure.

I had to go with Model on this one. I got the last wrong so who knows if I got this one right....

Wow! this is beautiful. Great Job on this buld. It turned out very nice

So far so good. This is coming along very nice so far. Really like what you have done with the front end so far. Keep up the great work and look forward to more pics of the progress.

This is going to be a nice build. Thanks for the link for the decals, never knew this company was around and found a set or two I'd like to order from them

Very Cool!! That turned out Great!!!

That is going to be a very nice build

She is looking great!!! I love this build. the interior looks very nice. Still my favorite part is the Engine, so far but the whole kit is nicely done so far. Keep up the great work and I look forward to more progress of this build.

John....Your work amazes me. This turned out great!!! It's beautiful. Very nice work

Thanks Guys!! Zukiholic.... I had zoomed close with the camera...lol

Very Nice!!! This dragster looks great. I really like what you did. Keep up the great work

Mark... Very Cool!! Those Coilovers are awesome... Looks really good, you did a great job on them. Did you use a RB Motion rod end for the one end connection or did you scratch build that as well?

Hey Shawn.... Charlie from Pro Tech has a modeling tip on his site to make heim joints.... Not sure if this is the one but here is the link. Hope this helps Heim Joints tutorial from Pro Tech

This build started out as a Provence Moulage 1/43rd scale resin kit that I picked up many years ago I belive at the NNL West when I was around 19 or 20. So this kit has been completed about 14/15 years ago. I was seeing it on my hobby shelf and needed to take some pics of it and wanted to share it with everyone.

I have just about finished this build other than I am having a dilemma on which License plate to use from the decals....lol Once I get the License plate on and thinking of adding a photo etch license plate frame, I will take some new pics and post them in the Underglass section. thanks for looking everyone

Very Nice!! turned out great and I really like the color choices.

Very Nice Build. That thing turned out great. I love it and I really like the rims you used on this. YJIslander.... you are correct that this El Camino is a Chip Foose Design. This El Camino is featured in some of the Mothers Polish commercials.

A buddy of mine and his wife bought one of those little notebook laptops from bestbuy and I belive it had microsoft word and excel and able to surf the net for 300 bucks or so, I think it was fairly inexpensive. But depending on what you want to do with your computer or the different type of software you want to run on it there could be a big price difference. If you are just doing basic, email, internet, etc... I think some sort of notebook laptop would be pretty good. I also have another buddy that used to go on Tiger Directand he would find smoking deals on PC's... its worth a look

Very Nice and clean. this model looks great. Good Job!!

Curt....Very nicely done. its beautiful. I am good friends with George and Paul from your club, plus you can say I grew up with them in my life since I used to live down the street from them growing up. But George showed me some pics of the big '32 that you guys did a few years ago and she was a beauty as well. Keep up the great work.

Wow this is a tuff one, I think it can go either way but I chose Model

Very Cool!! I like where you are going with these

Hey Spyder...as far as using the aluminum tubing you can use a K&S tubing cutter to cut the tubing to the length you would want. I Don't have any of the tubing right in front of me at the moment but you can use lets say 1/16" OD tubing and find the next size that it will slip into the ID which may be 3/32". then you could use styrene to make the ends. As far as springs go you can go the ball point pen route.... or you can get some craft wire. I have a bunch in different colors and use another piece of tubing and wrap the wire around the tubing to make your own springs to lenght that you please. As far as the spring perches you can make that out of styrene or aluminum tubing. Wish I had photos to show you but I don't and hope I was able to describe it so it was easy for you to understand.

Thanks Charlie... I will have to see if I can find some of that at Michael's. And hopefully I will be getting ahold of you soon to order some stuff. I am just waiting on some things to fall into place with a job.