High octane

I bought a pair of Molotow pens when they first came out and tried them, no big deal at all in my book.

Ditto!

While the Ford F-150 is a popular seller year after year, exactly how many model kits of a late model F-150 do you really think would sell? Do you think that all the owners of 1:1 F-150's would actually go out and buy a kit of their ride and even build it? I really doubt it and honestly don't think that the model companies would "break even" if they were to produce a late model kit of the F-150. It takes a LOT of moolah to produce a new model kit.

Hmmm, I haven't encountered that problem as yet as I do my drilling after the body is painted, cleared, and polished. Guess I'd better start doing it before I paint. Thanks for the heads up.

I don't use those kind of tools as all my builds are done by "eyeball engineering."

I use # 12 guitar string for my antennas, and sometimes when I handle the car I manage to stick myself with the antenna. OUCH!

Congrats & good luck.

I believe it would be #139, according to the photo.

My wife and I watch separate TV's also and it seems to work just fine for us.

VERY nice build on that "bowtie" Daniel.

Glad things went well for you. Cheer up as life's good.

Very nice build on that Badman kit.

Hmmm, just talked to my neighbor yesterday and his two kids are in college, and he and his wife are splitting up? That kinda shocked me, however in this day and age I shouldn't be surprised about anything.

I've used the Krylon Short Cuts Black under the Spaz-Stix Mirror Chrome and it looks great.

Attending a local cruise night this Tuesday and 615 vehicles attended. What a great time!

Ditto!

Lookin' good on that gasser build.

Your A pillars sound like they're still slightly bent, as on mine the overhang of the roof doesn't seem to look awkward at all.

I guess we have different tastes as I like those door scoops a lot.

I believe that my 500 is the AMT kit.

I believe I have a fresh Charger 500 kit somewhere also. Just need MORE motivation to build.

I already have that Pro Modeler Daytona kit, so the only Revell kit that I'm interested in is the 3rd Quarter release of the '70 Charger kit. And of course I need another model kit like I need another hole in my head.

Grandt Line is an aftermarket company for model railroading and if your local hobby shop carries trains, they'll be able to help you. Mine did.

Mopar late 60's antennas are three piece which I do not care to replicate. However any antenna is better than no antenna. I'm likin' your Daytona and an antenna base would improve the looks of the antenna. The Grandt Line could slip right over your antenna.

I use the Grandt Line O Scale 1 1/2" nut w/4" Cast Iron Washers-Cored for .020 Wire which are model railroad parts for the antenna bases and #12 guitar string for the antennas. Here are a couple of them............................