raymond

Thanks everyone for comments. Wheels are out of a 36 ford kit. But modelhaus now sells artillery wheels at 5 bucks a set!

this is how he has it listed 1948 Chevy Suburban

sold by ron andrews. I had his website but cant find link. if anyone else has it can you post it. I will keep looking for it. thanks everyone for replys.

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yeah I used the 50 chevy truck glue kit.

friend filled out registration form with my name as Ray Stray. here is pic with registration form including number. Dont know much more than that tks for checking Uploaded with ImageShack.us

So last year I sent 2 of my models to california for the NNL west event. To my surprise I got pictures from friends and noticed your card in one of them. I asked my friend who took the models and he stated both were photographed by different magazines. Is there any way I can confirm if it ever made it into a published issue since your magazine right now is mail order only in this part of world? here is pic Uploaded with ImageShack.us the car had a not soo publishing friendly mural on trunk. I figured that would keep it out of a magazine.

got the resin here http://www.freewebs.com/rmrresin/nf125.htm

I saw someone in a lowrider forum build one of these and was hooked. He directed me where it was sold and I went for it. The initial plan was to do an old school look / feel on it. Once I started to work on it I came across a 1:1 build and went after a close replica of it. Here is my progess on it so far. LA TORTUGA (the turtle) here is pic of real thing

jairus, tks for taking time out to answer all questions/doubts/complaints etc. No big deal I guess in my case just got used to seeing that in most cases when it comes to instructions. Thank God these days we can just jump into internet and get refrence pics of 1:1 cars just about anywhere. So no big deal really. Overall a great kit with detail unheard of with most kits out there. I too wonder wy not many are seen built. Sad to know they just sit in a shelf collecting dust. On a side note my wife got mine at a garage sale for a $1.00. Some parts were missing so I called Gary and he was nice enough to send me some of the parst and sell me a missing trees. Taking into consideration he had to break open a kit to get me some parts that speaks volumes for his company as fas as I am concerned.

I am glad I found this forum. Now that I know they are out of production I will get an extra one or two to build down the road. Here is one I am working on right now. Only bummer is that the instructions don't have a paint suggestion part like others as far as engine parts etc. Could have really used that. But overall a great kit.