High octane

I agree with the Snake as the airbrush does look like a Badger as I've owned one before.

Send the kit to me and your problems will be over. Thanks.

Use your head

EXACTLY and nothing else.

and Tucson also

let coroner by

I've never sprayed clear on any parts that I have sent to Chrome tech in the past. I also don't have any problems getting a smooth clear finish out of a spray can. If you want it "glass smooth" you'll have to use polishing cloths to get it that way, and it works for me.

it'll bleed through

and then splat

Do not paint the part before sending it to the plater, and I don't think that it makes any difference if the part is modified or not from my experience.

and deployed chutes

in the ER

Guess we'll have to "wait and see" when Revell and Moebius get their cards in order before learning of any new releases or re-issues from them. Of course we still have Round 2 to supply us with more re-issues to increase our "stash" piles.

Hoping that Revell will have their display of upcoming kits at our Milwaukee NNL like they've done for years, however with what has been going on with them and Hobbico filing for bankruptcy we shall see on Saturday.

smashing into walls

Very nice build on that Road Runner Chris, as I just finished one last month only it was a '70. Did you use Testors Chrysler Yellow for the paint? I just love dem B-body Mopars!

plenty of gas

and his elves

laying an egg

Like the Model A Coupes?

I build models with as few tools as I can. I know builders who have 7 Exacto knives, a dehydrator that he never used, three or four pin vises, three or four air-brushes,etc. What's the sense in having all those tools? I don't need to be "Toolman Tim." In the 60's we had very few tools and aftermarket parts and we did just fine building models.

and some manure

buy Lotto tickets

Great work Stephen, really great.

out at third