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Your Stang is looking awesome Ryan... keep up the awesome work buddy..

Thank you Chris.. I really appreciate the kind words and I'm glad you like it...

I also got the cowl hood finished up and fitted the scoop I'll be using... Thanks for looking and comments welcome...

Alright fellas... I got the rear end axles modified to fit the rear wheels on tonight... I had to first narrow the axles, and once I did there is an injection hole right down the center of it... I took my pin vise and opened the hole up and drilled it down about 1/4 of and inch.. to fit my.035 rod down inside it... then I took my .035 rod and inserted them and glued them in place.. then I slid the tubes over my rod and glued in place.. they are almost the perfect diameter of the inside of the wheels...

Get um Earnest...

EBAY.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/251615884422?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649#ht_315wt_1303

WOW !!!! Benjamin this is really looking AWESOME... This makes my crew cab dually conversion look like a walk in the park... your work is top notch... I like the escalade you did also... where did you find the new style 1500 body???

I did'nt say I was going to paint it that color... just that I liked it... lol... may use that color on something else I have planned... and the gold 68 I just did is for sale anyways...

thanks fellas... playing around on the computer and stumbled across this.... I kinda like this color.. anyone know what color this is???

a few more... and this one is still in the works...

Wow.... these are some great looking engines on here... These are a few of my latest ....

build is looking great... I love the detail you are putting into it...

Thanks fellas... didnt get a whole lot done tonight.. I did manage to get the rack and pinion installed, and spent most of the night working on the cowl hood, it's about ready for primer.. I also stuck the rear wheels on there and took a few pics... Jim's wheels are wicked... I think they are just a tad bit to deep though... Jim is making me some new ones... thanks for looking and comments welcome... excuse my finger...lol..

Build is looking fantastic Bob...

That will be really cool Wayne.. can't wait to see some updates.... what happened to the Vette???

Thanks Stan.. the front struts are the ones from the pro sportman kit, I cut the cast spring part off and just use the lower part of the strut.. I then drill a hole down through the center of the lower strut piece and install a piece of styrene rod .035 and a dab of glue to hold it in place.. then I take a piece of styrene tube and slide it down over the styrene rod and trim it to look like the strut body... coil springs were made by using a small piece of wire wrapped around a piece of styrene tubing..

Looking good Billy...keep the updates coming...

I've also added carbon fiber decals to the rear wheel tubbs, and added rivet head detail.. I got the chassis clear coated too... and I started making the cowl induction hood from sheet styrene... thanks for looking and comments welcome...

Thanks fellas for all the kind words... well I'm back from much needed vacation.. and I got a little time in at the bench today before going back to work tomorrow... I got the front and rear coil springs, done... and I also got the rear springs done added bolt head detail to the 4-link mounts, wheelie bars wheels, and braces for the wheelie bars..

Great Job on the door hinges Ron...I'm glad that the tutorial helped... you did a great job!!!

Awesome work Lou... keep it coming...

I got the chassis painted and got some primer on the body ... These are the rear wheels that will be going on it....

Scott that usually depends on the build and the location of the bars, and firewall.. I usually try to get them pretty close.. but you are right about the swing of the door.. If they are too close to the where the door meets the fender there may be some issues with opening the doors.. here's a pic of the hinges on the Mustang I'm working on... and heres the camaro I'm doing now... you can see they are pretty much close to the same spot....

What scale is this 1/25th ???

Way to go Wayne... can't wait to see the updates...