Exotics_Builder

These are tire/wheel parts that I will have to check to see if I still have them. I believe, many, if not all, are same size front/rear. If interested in any, I will check the wheel stash to confirm I still have them.

First, which NSX kit? The newer one or the previous generation? Then I would ask what you consider a racing wheel and if you are looking for staggered front/rear?

Would be great if they did.

I got an email from him after my last order that he was going to take a hiatus. No idea on how long.

The only clarification I would make on the previous replies is that there are some ranges, predominantly curbside that do fit together but have inaccuracies. For example, their Fiat 695 Tribute Ferrari has inaccuracies in the interior. The EM series variants are very good, though some may have finicky build steps. For example, the Ferrari 206/246 Dino EM versions have individual exhaust pipes for the six cylinder transverse engine. You need to be very careful in assembly to avoid possible fitment issues. Several of the Fujimi kits (EM series) were reboxed and marketed by Testors.

Well, I happen to have the following in the stash (unbuilt) so I could do a check out of what may or may not fit. What pieces are you specifically looking for? BTW, the MPC is in my To Sell stash

Is this the one you're seeking? And, no, I am not interested in the 2014 Mustang GT. And I need to check that I didn't sell it at the last swap meet.

No problem. And by printer, I mean printing company. If you do Facebook, Joe has a page where he gives status and offers up available decals.

He is still in business but trying to catch up on orders. If in the USA, your best bet is to order through Rays Decals North America. Joe Morgan is in Wisconsin and does the communication and ordering with Ray in the Netherlands. Be prepared for a long wait though. The decals are high quality, but he can only produce so many in a batch to get reliable outcomes from his printer. I have still two outstanding sets on order for about 5 months now. Joe does not charge until the decals are in his hands. So, I plan my projects accordingly. sunbird93racer@yahoo.com is his email address. Determine what you want from Ray's web site.

Father's Day Weekend Car Show Album

My recommendation would be to follow Steve's advice at paint from a distance. Personally, I use the Rustoleum textured paint to simulate basic carpeting where flocking or embossing powder was not a good option. To me, that would mean it is too thick (scale wise) for the texture of a valve cover. Zero paints make a textured paint that could be used for that purpose but pricey to order and experiment with.

Not really a Ford fuy either. Just wondering if you had all the pieces you needed.

YUCK!! The PO was closed today but I will get it in the mail tomorrow or Saturday. It's in the smallest box I had that I was willing to put through the PO and inside it is taped to card stock to be sure the scripts don't get bent. In other words, a lot of air space/ Are you building stock or custom?

This is the 58 Kit I have

Well, it is the original reissue of a few years back. I've snipped them off the fret and wrapped them. I'll try to mail in the next day or two.