Mr. Moparman

HOW!!! PLEASE TELL US MORE!!!!!!!!!

Oh Lord..

Kenworth W925 Movin' On Kenworth Cement Mixer Peterbuilt Tow Truk Peterbuilt Turnpiker White Western Star

Looks good, is it my eyes or does in the first tranny pic the tranny looks black?

Holy Cow! You drilled holes for lug nuts! What are you gonna do, change the tires every two months to prevent oh something. Romell good buddy, you can send your check in the amount of 35.99 USD to me, so I can go buy a new keyboard! This one short circuted due to being covered in drool.

Please don't say it.

Any updates?

Any paint is allowed, and any aero-car. But the title stays the same.

Those are okey to Mark.

As long as it's an aero-car, it's okey.

Here is the list of entries. 1. Mississippi Resins '70 Plymouth Superbird 2. MB_ChargerChick'69 Dodge Charger Daytona 3. Ken#5Fan Ford Torino Talledega 4. 1320wanye [*]'69 Charger 500

Here is the "offical" Under Glass Thread for the AeroWarriers Community Build.

THE AEROWARRIOR COMMUNITY BUILD RULES Timeframe Wendsday July 27, 2011- January 1, 2012 1. The car MUST be an aero-car. Examples would be the '69 Dodge Charger 500, '69 Charger Daytona, '70 Superbird, etc. 2. The model must be done stock or as the car would have looked on a race track. 3. BMF, Spark Plug wiring, Ride Height ajustments ARE ALLOWED! Anything that would deviate from the stock look of the models IS NOT ALLOWED. When you enter, your name will be placed below this post like this, 1. Mississppi Resins '70 Plymouth Superbird The "Under Glass" Thread is located here, http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46535 That's about it! Have Fun!

Has anybody seen this kit at their LHS? I preordered one the other day, said it be in somethime around August.

Do you offer servies to Mississippi modelers?

Darn, I gotta go get another '68 Charger kit now.

Ohh! Ok!

Nice.. I am watching.... <img src='http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/ph34r.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':ph34r:' />

I recently bought a jar of Tamiya "Extra-Thin" Liquid Cement. I has a small brush and produces good results. Tape your window in place, and apply a drop of cement along the edges on the inside of the model. Capillary Action will draw the cement into the joint.

Let me put it this way, the caroet gremiln does not want to visit the bench!

Um, not to "nick pick" but the horn is suppoesed to be a light purple. You also forgot a drop of white paint iin the ceter of the steering wheel to simulate the trade mark horn button. "Beep, Beep"

It is for little stuff like this that will most likely may be seen three or four times by anyone except for the builder.