Mr. Moparman

Since my Revell/Gearz Charger has been pulled off the assembly line waiting for interior parts and paint, I decided to start this. It will be box stock pretty much with a off-white interior. Here the basic engine block has been assembled and awaiting sanding. Enjoy!!!

Since when did the Bandit let Cletus have some of the delivery money? lol This is gonna be a great build!

Oh this is fun!!!!

Here is a website I made. Check in often as I add more stuff, contest info, etc. http://mrmoparmansmodelcarfactory.weebly.com/

For some reason I keep thinking somebody made a conversion kit for this....

It's coming along great!!!!!

The sky is falling, the sky is falling!

As with all your reviews, this one is great!

Ta-mi-ya is how I say it.

Thanks guys, I going to experiment around today to see what works best for me.

Here is what I was able to produce using a white pillow case draped over a box. This photo has been slightly sharpened and brightened I defiantly have seen clarity improvement in my pictures from these two right here.

This is craftsmanship at it's best.......

I updated the website, and I am going to be making a YouTube video soon.

Thanks Dr. Cranky!!!!!!

Website's in my sig, YouTube will be linked to the site ASAP

In the process of making website and YouTube channel now.

Ok, so I will have to enter it in the unlimited category?

HEMI, HEMI, HEMI!!!!!!

Hey guys, I am working on my build for the Revell contest and was wondering if adding fuel lines and aftermarket parts such as distributers quailfy with box stock rules.

The mailman dropped off a small box from the depths of the muggy swamps of Florida containing my jar of Tamiya Extra Thin Cement!. The good Dr. also threw in some AK Interactive washes so I can dirty up some of my builds and some Tamiya paint along with a bottle of Ambroid Tak glue! Thanks Dr.!

Welcome to the best model car forum there is!

I use Tamiya Extra-Thin Liquid Cement for general gluing, under ceratin circumstances I will use Testor's tube glue (Even then I put a dab on a napkin and apply using a toothpick) like for small parts that will fall off without the thinkness of the glue holding it up. For glass I use Formula 500 Canopy Glue and good ole school glue (Elmers). For resin I either use super glue or epoxy. Under the rare occasion where I use P/E on my builds, I use Tamiya Acrylic Clear in the jar, applied with a special tool I whittled out of a small dowel.

Virgil, Virgil, Virgil.... What would this forum do without you......

Good, Doctor, would you be as kind as to forward some of this wonderful product to Mississippi as I am about to run out!!!

Rom, this is great!!!!